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Tyler LaRiviere/Sun-Times The Chicago Department of Streets and Sanitation is calling in reinforcements — for the first time since the Super Bowl Day blizzard of 2015 — to fight the winter that just won’t quit. With two feet of snow cover and more on the way, the city has asked private contractors to help move the mountains of snow off Chicago’s overwhelmed residential streets and away from schools, hospitals, senior citizen centers, police and fire stations. What’s known as Phase Four of Chicago’s snow removal plan — with heavy equipment and drivers provided by a pre-approved ...

Snowfall from the storm that blew in Sunday night may have varied from neighborhood to neighborhood, but the totals were staggering

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The Chicago area was still cleaning up Wednesday morning from a major winter storm that blanketed parts the region in more than a foot of snow earlier in the week - with more snow on the way.

Car buried in snow? Chicago mechanic shares what you should know before digging out, driving off WLS Share: CHICAGO (WLS) -- While leaving your car buried under snow won't cause major damage, a Chicago mechanic said there are still a few things you will want to know before you dig out and drive off. For some drivers, digging out their cars has been a repeat performance with back-to-back snow storms, while others appeared to wait it out. But what will that mean for their cars? "It's not going to do any damage that's not already there," said Jack Gordon, manager at Ashland Tire and Auto.