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"Shots were fired, and everyone inside of Lake Central High School is safe after reports of a shooter this morning Two students are now being questioned by police. But so far no official arrests have been made. The school was on lockdown for over an hour as officers conducted a room by room search. Police say they are still working to determine exactly what happened. Kevin Wells, W G. N News Police in Kenosha, looking for a person of interest in the murder of a woman over the holiday weekend, Kenosha police did a welfare check at a home near the intersection of 75th Street and 29th Avenue. When a woman didn't show up for work. After the holiday weekend, officers found the woman dead in the home and her gun and 2021 kiss Portage. We're missing. Now they want to talk to Roberto and Dino, a person of interest who has already Feet, nine inches tall £240. They're asking people not to approach anti no but to give police a call if they spot him. Bryan Burrough, WGN news with less than three weeks to go before the possible last race in the history of Arlington Park, a leadership group representing horse owners and trainers, pushing for one finalist in particular. According to the Daily Herald, former Arlington Park President Roy Arnold's Endeavor properties believed to be the highest bidder while seeking to preserve horse racing, the two other remaining finalists, according to Campbell, and associate Little executive director David McCaffrey are believed to be the Chicago Bears and another group seeking to preserve horse racing. Arlington ICTS Mayor Tom He's expecting a decision to be made. This month or next. President Biden honoring labor unions in the East Room of the White House today held a moment of silence for a long time Labour leader Richard Trumka, one of things I admired about riches that he understood what people with the economy really facing. He, like Most of you felt those bones. He understood what had happened to workers in this country. Trump go lead the largest federation of unions in the United States from 2000 and nine until his death last month. President said that a lapel CEOs 12.5 million members are in good hands under Trump goes replacement Liz Shuler. She's the first woman in history to lead the federation. And a new federal report says solar energy has the power is the potential to power up to 40% of the nation's electricity within 15 years. That's a tenfold increase over current solar output, but it would require massive federal changes in U. S policy and billions of dollars in investment. To modernize the nation's electric rid. The report by the Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy says the U. S. Would need to quadruple its annual solar capacity as the chips to a renewable dominant grid as it moves to address this existential threat posed by climate change. Report comes at President Biden warned that it's time for America to get serious about the quote. Code red danger posed by climate change or face increasing loss of life and property. WGN SPORTS Here's Dave Bennett. It's the eve of the NFL season. The first game is tomorrow. The bear starts Sunday against the Rams, and they added two defensive linemen to their practice squad today. Margus Hunt and Damian Square. Don't forget pre and post with Hampton Obi starting Sunday at six. We'll bring it to me. Tonight's opener Dallas at Tampa Bay at 6 45. Dallas. Kaegel tries to get back on track tonight when the White Sox go for two straight at Oakland, the Cubs closed out the series with the Reds. Alec Mills pitching Tony fee Now. Jordan speech Xander softly among the six captain's picks named today to the U. S. Ryder Cup.
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"From 2012 to 2019. She faces a maximum 20 years in prison per charge if convicted. Bryan Burrough, WGN news, the mayor of Aurora, announced a new police chief Rural native and current deputy chief Keith Cross will replace Kristen. Who announced last month that she is stepping down August 6th After serving on the forest for 30 years. Cross launched his career with the Aurora Police Department back in 1994. Rose to deputy chief last year. He's also the president of the Northern Illinois chapter of the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives, Cross said, have known the community of Aurora and the Police Department will big win for Mayor Richard Irvine. Off duty Chicago police officer was found dead this morning in an apparent suicide. WGN's Jo brand has more. The officer's name hasn't been released, but it's believed to be the third suicide by a Chicago police. This job brand WGN news. Norwegian Cruise line challenging a new Florida law that prevents cruise companies from requiring passengers to show proof of vaccination against Covid 19. The lawsuit filed today in Miami Federal court contends that the law jeopardizes safe operation of cruise vessels by increasing risk of contracting the virus. Norwegian intends to restart cruises. From Florida Ports. August 15th vaccination required for all passengers. Norwegian wants a judge to lift the ban by August 6th. The law imposes a fine of $5000 each time a cruise line mandates that a passenger provide vaccination proof. And Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer unveiled a new marijuana bill today that would legalize cannabis at the federal level as my colleagues and I have said before War on drugs has really been a war on people. Particularly people of color. Cannabis Administration and Opportunity Act would help put an end..
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"Sports and in business jobless claims unexpectedly higher this week, WGN traffic Here's Mary Vanderbilt and grabbing sponsored by Audible heavy delays coming in on the Eaton's now from Devon. An accident outbound on the Kennedy at Foster 36 out to the airport, and about an hour coming in from O'Hare, 42 from the Edens still inbound Eisenhower Racine Center Lane is black 30 and from Mannheim, 42 out Stevenson outbound to the Tri state. Only 32 minutes. Dan Ryan is slow out to 63rd busy on the Bishop Ford inbound from 111th, also under South Lake Shore Drive. It's heavy south from north to Chicago. That accident in the tri state. South Ogden has been cleared some heavy delays, though still from 2 90 accident North and 53. It ran off to the side. Summers here inaudible is ready. Whether it's about road trips are just to return to your daily commute. Stream bestsellers New releases great originals and podcasts, all in one app. Try it free for 30 days at audible dot com Caravan develop from the traffic center, reminding you to drive responsibly Learn more life or death. Illinois dot com. Chicago man makes his first court appearance today accused of shooting to ATF agents and a CPD officer yesterday, WGN's Bryan Burrough reports. U. S Attorney John Lashes office announcing a charge against 28 year old Eugene McLaurin. Prosecutors say the three law enforcement officers were driving in an unmarked car during a federal investigation on the city's south side. They noticed a Malibu was following their car. The Malibu then pulled alongside them. The driver started shooting, hitting all three officers. Police later found the vehicle belonging to McLaurin parked on a city street. The charge carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison. Right, BRO. WGN news. Many are questioning what's behind the surge in violent crime, particularly on Chicago's South and West Side, Pastor Corey Brooks tells WGN's John Williams while the drug trade does contribute to gain conflict. It's becoming a smaller part of it. I've been learning about these tags that they have.
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"They say they'll stay on strike until Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle and her negotiating team are prepared to provide the workers the same contract they gave other unions. Three more bodies have been found since the search resumed after the remaining section of the South Florida building was demolished. Miami Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava says the demolition was no way a decision She made lightly. The world is mourning for those who lost their loved ones, and for those who are waiting for news from the collapse. To lose your home and all your belongings in this manner is a great loss as well. The death toll is now 27. No one's been found alive since the hours after the initial collapse on June 24th. Rescuers are now working to get into parts of the underground garage in search of survivors. The US left Afghanistan's Bagram airfield after nearly 20 years by slipping away in the night without notifying the bases. New Afghan commander who discovered the American departure more than two hours after everyone left, the US announced Friday it had completely vacated its biggest airfield in the country in advance of a Final withdrawal the Pentagon says will be completed by the end of August. The Chicago Fire Department says it responded to hundreds of fires overnight. Here's WGN. Bryan Burrough. Chicago Fire Media Fair says the department responded to 30 alarm fires, 27 garage fires and 293 rubbish fires from Sunday night into Monday morning, CFT says most were likely started by fireworks. Some may have been aerial displays that landed on flammable materials. Fire investigators are sifting through the cases to this point. No arrests have been made. Bryan Burrough, WGN news, Northwest, suburban Crystal Lake is preparing For a visit from President Biden. Here's WGN's Michael O. President Joe Biden will visit Crystal Lake on Wednesday. Though his location and topic have not yet been announced by the White House. The president is on a tour of the Midwest touting his $973 billion infrastructure Plan. America has always been propelled.
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"Walking responsibly, really is a matter of life or death. Learn more online or through social media at life or death. Illinois dot com. Near Vanderbilt A B G n traffic Central South side residents are calling for more action in the fight against gun violence after another deadly shooting yesterday morning. Police say three men were shot near 38th and Wentworth just before six a.m. Wednesday. Third word. Alderman Pat Dowell says They've been seeing an uptick in issues at Wentworth Gardens and have been working to address them since May, she says, they've already added two patrol cars, one that sits on 37th, another on Wentworth. However, residents have complained that they're not doing much patrolling. Those are some of the concerns that residents have raised being inside of a particular unit. That when work started, instead of walking around and just, you know the development more of those who think that are being corrected or have been corrected Since the meeting in May, Dell says there have been to community meetings with Chicago Police, the Chicago Housing Authority and the private security company at Wentworth Gardens and another meeting was held today. Chicago Police are looking for a man who they say was involved in at least three attacks in downtown Chicago, one that left a woman dead. WGN's Ryan borough reports. Police say the graduate student was walking on Wacker Drive Saturday when she was grabbed from behind and stabbed the woman 31 year old Annette Kim. She later died at the hospital. Police believe the same suspect hit people with an unknown object on June 10th in the 500 block of South Franklin. And then again June 13th in the 100 block of East Ida B Wells. They say the man approached all of the victims. From behind he's being described as in his thirties. Police believe he may be homeless. CPD is asking for anyone with information to give them a call. Bryan Burrough, WGN NEWS. The Biden administration is extending the nationwide ban on evictions for a month. CDC director Dr Rochelle Walensky signed the 30 Day extension today until July 31st. It appears it will be the last time they will do so because of the pandemic. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says she'll create a committee to investigate the January 6th insurrection at the US Capitol. It is imperative that we establish the truth of that day and ensure that an attack of that kind Cannot happen and that we About the causes of it all. The move comes after Senate Republicans blocked the creation of a bipartisan special commission to study the deadly attack. The new committee will include Republican members but will be led by Democrats and former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani is suspended from practicing law in the state of New York. That's according to a new state Supreme Court ruling out today that says an interim suspension is needed due to conduct that threatens public interest. They say there's strong evidence of false communication from the Republican lawyer. WGN SPORTS Here's Kevin Powell. Thank you. Laura and the Dodgers coming off three straight losses first time they've been swept by the Padres in eight years. Cubs begin their 10 game trip at Dodger Stadium tonight. Zach Davies on the mound, the doctor's sending ready Walker Buehler to the hill. White Sox return home tomorrow night against the Mariners. Chicago Sky, trying to extend their winning streak to seven games they visit New York. NBA West. Final sons take their 20 series lead over the Clippers to L. A tonight and in the Stanley Cup semifinals. Montreal can advance to the Stanley Cup final with a win over Vegas Tonight. I'm Kevin Powell, WGN Sports Tom Skilling's forecast from the Per Maciel Weather Center today. Mostly cloudy with afternoon and evening. Scattered showers and storms breezy with gusts up.
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"Called plumbers, 911, 24 7 and 833 Plum 911. The fate of one of the leading American newspapers and the most dominant for decades in the Midwest. The Chicago Tribune could be decided today, Tribune Publishing shareholders will vote on a buyout from Alden Global Capital. WGN's James Sears has details. The hedge fund is offering $633 million for the outstanding shares of the newspaper chain of which it's already the largest shareholder. This includes The Chicago Tribune If the sale is approved album will become the second largest newspaper owner in the U. S. Alden has a history of making deep cuts at other properties to potential rival bidders that have been trying to top its offer ran out of time. James Sirius. WGN NEWS. Kyle Rittenhouse, the Antioch Man accused of killing two people during protests that followed the police shooting of Jacob Blake last summer in Kenosha, is due in court. Today. He faces multiple counts, including homicide and reckless endangerment. And maintains he acted in self defense. Cease fire is holding across the Gaza Strip, which was brokered last night by Egypt Negotiators. President Biden gave both nations credit from the White House. I believe the Palestinians and Israelis equally deserved to live safely and securely and I enjoy equal measures of freedom, prosperity and democracy. President went on to say the administration will continue what he called It's quiet, relentless diplomacy toward that end, not with Hamas, which the U. S, has designated as a terrorist organization, but rather with Palestinian authorities. Vice president Kamila Harris has welcome South Korean President Moon Jae in to the White House. We are connected through our shared democratic and economic values as well as through friendships, family culture. And history. In fact, the largest Korean diaspora outside of the outside of Asia, I think outside of Korea, actually is where I live in Los Angeles, California. President Biden set to meet with President Moon Jae in later today for expanded talks likely on North Korea, covert 19 vaccine procurement and the global microchip shortage. The body of a man was shot two found shot to death on the city's West side. Early this morning, WGN's Ryan Burrow reports Chicago police say the body was found with a single gunshot wound in an empty parking lot in the 4700 block of West Jackson that's in the West Garfield Park. Neighborhood. Officers at the scene said they believe the shooting was not recent, but happened a while ago. CPD is only identifying the person as John Doe. Area. Four detectives are investigating it as a murder. It's unclear what led officers to that parking lot. Bryan Burrough, WGN news. A man's body has been spotted in Montrose Harbor on the North side. It was seen by a helicopter this morning. So far, Police haven't released any further information. Time for WGN sports. Here's Dave in it Well, that comes in White Sox spend the weekend on the road that comes in ST Louis for the first of 19 meetings with the Cardinals. Kyle Hendricks starts for the Cubs and Carlos rode down facing the Yankees in New York tonight with the White Sox try to make it four out of five. Golden State host Memphis in the final N BA play in game The winner faces Utah in the playoffs. Racing to Shambo, Justin Thomas. Rory McIlroy among those with afternoon tea times at the PGA.
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"From north to Chicago accident in Harvey Loomis, just and East 47th and also leg surrogate rant and route 20 to marry Vandeveld. BGN traffic central. It was a violent weekend in Chicago. With nearly 50 people shot across the city. WGN's Ryan Burrow has more According to Chicago police 48 people were shot in 34 shooting incidents across the city from Friday evening through Sunday. That's nearly double the number of people shot from the previous weekend. Five of those shooting victims died among those hurt in the shootings of 13 year Old boy shot multiple times while on a bicycle Sunday morning in the McKinley Park neighborhood. He was listed in critical condition. Chicago police Superintendent David Brown will talk about the department's newest public safety strategy. Later this morning. Bryan Burrough, WGN News An 11 year old boy in 19 year Old Man are facing charges following an alleged Carjacking in Buena Park. Police say it happened Saturday afternoon in the 600 block of West Buena Avenue. The pair were arrested less than two hours later, Officers attempted to curb the vehicle and it crashed into a fence 19 year old John Daniels and the 11 year old Charged with vehicular hijacking a felony and reckless driving a misdemeanor. Mayor Lightfoot, another city and community leaders introduced a new campaign today focused on summer engagement opportunities for Chicago's youth. Rediscover summer highlights the over 200,000 opportunities in store for the youth this summer. We've got to be that positive ecosystem around and supporting and loving our young people. We all have a role to play when it comes to ensuring their physical, emotional and social well being. We can't stop. They need us. Now, more than ever. Ah, full list of summer engagement opportunities can be found at my child. My future dot or g'kar. The U. S. Is starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel when it comes to the Corona virus pandemic. Dr. Kevin most chief medical officer in north Western Medicine Central DuPage Hospital, sells WGN's Jon Hansen. They continue to see positive trends just from the hospital's point of view, the health systems point of view, you know, we've seen our numbers dropped dramatically for those patients who are hospitalized. So that's great. R I c U I don't have as many patients as we had, obviously, at the peak Last week, the CDC released new mass guidelines that say fully vaccinated people do not need to wear masks in most indoor and outdoor settings. Governor Pritzker announced this afternoon that Illinois is following CDC guidance, and he's issuing an updated executive order to remove the mask requirement for fully vaccinated people in most settings. A beauty and sports. Here's any maser four game home stand begins for the Cubs at Wrigley Field Tonight comes welcoming in the Washington nationals, along with a few familiar faces couch forever. Starlin Castro and Jon Lester. I'll return to the place that once called home Lester. In fact, we'll start tonight for the Nets against the Cubs. Advert, Al's ally, comes looking to get back to 500 with a victory tonight stretch of games with Kansas City in Minnesota continues for the White Sox. Tonight, they'll be in Minneapolis to start a three game set against the Twins. Dallas cycle gets the start in Game one against fellow lefty J. A happ Whites Actually the central by 2.5 games. They lied last place Minnesota by 10.5 Games. Jose Eber you by the way with 999 career games gets tonight off Albert Pools will be suiting up for the Dodgers after his release from the Angels earlier this month. Cool signs Major league deal With the Dodgers exit interview time for the Bulls executive VP Arturas Karnishovas says he's looking forward to the future is frustrated by having to watch the playoffs on TV instead of being in them. Karnishovas did say that lorry market and is an important piece in the future. He looks forward to chatting with his representatives to NHL Stanley Cup playoff series getting underway tonight Game one for the Hurricanes and Predators and for the Blues and the Avalanche, Boston and Washington playing game to the capital's up one. Nothing in that Syria's I'm 80 maser, WGN Sports Tom's Skillings forecast from the Perma CIA Weather Center Cloudy today. 30% Chance of rain. Higher chances south of I 80 temps in the upper sixties cooler lakeside. Tonight.
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"Carol Stream County Farm Road at North Avenue. And over on 80 94 in northwest Indiana, westbound from Broadway to Indianapolis stop and go traffic due to some ongoing construction work. Mayor Lightfoot has released a joint statement with attorneys for the family of Anthony Alvarez ahead of the release of Body Cam video from his police officer shooting last month. WGN's Ryan Burrow reports, the statement reads that the Alvarez family through council believes the release of these videos will be the beginning of the healing process for the family. And all those who knew and loved Anthony. It urges people to express themselves peacefully and with respect for our communities in the city of Chicago, and says both parties expect and have the utmost confidence that Copa will determine the complete and unbiased set of facts. In this case, Anthony Alvarez was fatally shot by police during a chase march 31st. Police say he had a gun. Alvarez, his attorney, say he was shot in the back. Bryan Burrough, WGN news and the second man has been charged in connection with the death of seven year old Jasmine Adams in a West Side McDonald's drive through Route 21 year old demand. Gowdy was taken into custody Monday night after a SWAT standoff at a home at 15th in Springfield. He's been charged with one count of first degree murder, also one count of attempted murder for shooting Jasmine's father, who she was with at the time. Gowdy will be in bond court today. The public is getting more time to get the real ideas, Secretary of State spokesperson Beth Kaufman says. There's no need to rush into a driver services facility at this time. The Department of Homeland Security is extending the real Ivy deadline to May 3rd of 2023, so this gives drivers more time to obtain their real lady. Kaufman says. Illinois in should wait until their current driver's license or state idea is expiring before coming in. President Biden is calling for raising taxes on the wealthiest Americans to help fund his American families plan. He's expected to talk about the $1.8 trillion plan when he addresses a joint session of Congress tonight. Measure would invest billions in child care, paid family leave and education. Hawaii's reporting its First cove in 19 death of a child Brooks mayors with the local health department. That's sad is this is it does serve as a reminder that we really need to do everything we can, He says. The boy traveled to Hawaii from the mainland with his fully vaccinated parents. He was less than 10 years old with underlying health conditions. 37 people died in Illinois Works films last year, including two workers. This construction season I Dots Region One. Engineer Jose Rios is urging drivers to avoid distractions, like using cell phones while driving and to reduce speeds in the work zones. The people you pass wearing orange in the work zones are somebody's father. Mother, son, daughter, friend and neighbor. At the end of the day, they all want to get home safe, just like you do. It's national works own awareness Week and.
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"Fatal gunshot wound today in the North side Police station in an apparent suicide. WGN's Bryan Burrough reports. The officer, identified in a statement by Chicago Police Superintendent David Brown is James Daly, a 21 Year veteran superintendent Brown saying dailies death is deeply felt by me and his many colleagues with whom he worked for. For many years, Daley's body was taken to the medical examiner's office in a police procession. An official cause of death will be determined. Less than a year ago, high ranking Chicago police official Dion Boyd was found dead by suicide in his office at the home in Square Police facility. Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot acknowledge that it's early in the investigation of dailies death today, but It's known that suicides erupt during the pandemic. The sad reality is that trauma and depression are with us all the time. And unfortunately that has been exacerbated through the pandemic for a host of reasons. Speaking this morning at Hawthorne
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"Carjackings continue to rise across Chicago Police announced three more arrests. Chicago police say they arrested 19 year old Justin Jones and 24 Year old Jasper Price of Chicago Sunday when they found the men in a vehicle that had been carjacked four days earlier in the 7400 block of Lu Ella. They say the men tried to flee during a traffic stop, but were apprehended by officers both face of felony counts of vehicular hijacking with a firearm. Police also arrested 20 year old Michael Moss of shit. Cargo on Sonny in connection with an armed, vehicular hijacking that happened minutes earlier in the 5000 Block of South Union. Bryan Burrough, WGN News
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"Morning in the 3400 block of West Douglas, police say the to put the driver of the vehicle into a choke hold, forcing that person out of the car before stealing his property and the vehicle earlier in the day, police said. They also arrested a 14 year old charging him with five felony counts for multiple Carjacking, said robberies. It took place in July of 2020 and January of 2021. Bryan Burrough, WGN News, the well. Grundy major Crimes task force investigating a Joliet police involved shooting that wounded a man yesterday. Here's WGN's Rob's knee. That man is in the hospital recovering after getting surgery from being shot multiple times. It happened late yesterday morning in the 1200 block of Nicholson. Police say the man was shot after he pulled a gun. Two officers had to be checked out in an area hospital Makgoba tracking projects as new infections or down it almost every state but includes out West, where infections air back to pre Thanksgiving levels. Hospitalization numbers are also falling nationwide down 10% from last week, But the project also noted U. S deaths are still high. And they're continuing to climb to be bill in South Carolina have tested positive for the highly transmissible Corona virus Strain out of South Africa. Dr. Brennan Traxler, the interim director, Republic health and says it's one of the new variants sweeping the U. S. Africa period is not related to the United Kingdom variant. The two are very different. Both spread easier and quicker than the current stars Cov two virus that causes covered 19, but neither causes more severe illness. Authorities have not released the identities of either of these people, but here's what they did say Neither one of them had any recent travel history. The White House appears not to have much interest in splitting up President Biden's massive coronavirus stimulus package into smaller pieces of legislation. Press secretary Jen Psaki says the president expects vigorous given take in negotiations over the nearly $2 trillion package. While some Republican lawmakers air not too thrilled about the price tag sake argues the package needs to be big and bold. She noted that there is money in the plan to help reopen schools in a statement, secure manner. Among with funding for better testing and protective gear for frontline health care personnel. Soldiers at Fort Bliss, 11 of them in Texas, injured two critically all authorities air saying during the field training exercise. They ingested.
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"The trend of infections is still headed in the right direction. But the vaccine rollout is too slow. That's according to the head of the Chicago Department of Public Health Doctor Allison or Woody. She says they're not getting enough doses from the federal government. The amount of vaccine that we are getting each week right now will allow us to vaccinate 5% 1 in 20 of the people who are eligible. She says the city's asking the Biden administration to increase vaccine shipments to the city. We are hearing that we are not likely to see significant increases and how much vaccine Probably for at least three weeks on early look, shows roughly 900,000 Americans nationwide filed for new unemployment claims last week. WGN's Bryan Burrough has the local numbers. The Labor Department's initial report shows 109,000. Illinois workers filed first time unemployment claims last week. That's up about 15% from the previous week. However, both Wisconsin and Indiana's numbers went down The row over 13,000 new filings last week in Indiana, just under 17,000 in Wisconsin. Down about 24% week to week in both states, Ryan Burrow, WGN news. Cost of tuition for the next four academic years has been frozen. At the University of Illinois. Its board of trustees says it applies to all incoming in state freshman and non resident undergrads. In the U. Of I system increases have been approved at you provide for the cost of room and board. Students will see a 2% hike at its or vanish champagne campus 2.6% hike headed Chicago campus and a 1.4% in Springfield. The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum in Springfield reopens Monday. Tickets of have to be purchased and advance at its website management there says it's been meticulously cleaned and disinfected face masks and social distancing or required. Spokesperson Chris Wills. You know, we understood the reason the museum had to close to visitors in order to, you know, keep people safe and fight the spread of the Corona virus. But it has always been a sad thing that the museum is not open. So we're glad the situation has changed, and that we're able to start letting people that museums open seven days a week from 9 to 5. Tickets must be bought in advance again. Get him at President Lincoln dot Illinois dot gov. The Chicago Field Museum reopened today for members only they'll have the entire museum.
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"Central House Democrats are introducing an article of impeachment against President Trump on The move comes after Republican slammed the door for the time being on a Democratic resolution urging Vice President Mike Pence to invoke the 25th amendment. Illinois Democrat bread. Schneider says President Trump must be held responsible for his actions. We start last week with Our government, our Temple of democracy, the capital and the people working within that capital and we have told president to account the four page impeachment article charges Trump with inciting violence against the government of the United States after he encouraged his supporters to go to the capital is the counting of electoral votes was underway. Illinois House Speaker. Madigan is ending his effort to retain his leadership post after being implicated in bribery investigations. In a statement, he said he's suspending his campaign for speaker, but it's it's not It's not a withdrawal. Madigan fell nine votes shy to clinch re election in a closed door meeting last night in Springfield. The U. S is at 40 straight days were more than 100,000 Americans are in hospitals for covert 19 treatment over 22 million vaccine doses have been distributed, but less than seven million shots have been administered so far. The city of Chicago has extended its stayed home advisory through January. 22nd. Despite the reopening of some CPS schools, Chicago Public Health Department Commissioner Dr Allison are, but he says the city is progressing when it comes to cases and hospitalizations, But the extension keeps the city in line with statewide medications. He's tiered medications that have been put in place at the step. At the next level. If we're able to back out of that that doesn't yet bring us to indoor dining, For example, it doesn't yet completely open things up. It is a stepwise progression back. Governor Pritzker said last week that some of the toughest restrictions in place could be lifted in some regions as soon as Friday. Illinois reporting 4776 new coronavirus cases in the past 24 hours, including 53 additional deaths, and that includes a female in her thirties, the statewide positivity rate of 7.6% in Indiana. There were 3726 new cases in 30 additional deaths. Statewide positivity right? A 16.5% and the new covert 19 strain has been found in Indiana. The Indiana Department of Health is not saying where the new strain of the virus was detected or how many cases it has confirmed State health Commissioner Dr Chris Boxes in a statement. The strain of the virus can be transmitted more easily, and it's more important than ever. Hoosiers continue to wear their masks, practice social distancing, maintain good hygiene and get vaccinated when they're eligible. The new strain has been detected in eight other states. However, it has not yet been found in Illinois or Wisconsin. Bryan Burrough, WGN news WGN Sports. Here's Dave in it on one side. Alabama, averaging 48 points a game on the other Ohio State averaging 43 They meet tonight. The college football playoff championship game kick off a little after seven. The off season arrives for the Bears after their loss to the Saint's college hoops to Paul host Yukon loyal at Indiana State. Join us for a brand new Blackhawks show Black Hawks Live with Chris Boden and Nick is Monty. Tonight It's seven W GM DAVID WGN.
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"Excited about my kids going back. I think he learning has been difficult for all of us, including the teachers Online versus in persons completely different, so It's a massive impact on some other suburban school systems are also returning to either full time or hybrid classroom instruction. Starting today. They include schools in Algonquin, Crystal Lake Elmer's District, 205 and Elgin District. You 46 Police are still investigating this weekend shooting spree that left three people dead. Jason Nightingale was killed on Sunday after going on a shooting spree from Chicago to Evanston, Nightingales shot and killed 30 Year Old University of Chicago student Year on fan Door attendee Aisha Nevil and Anthony Faulkner in a south Side robbery. Fucked, his mother says he was just buying a lottery ticket when he was killed, approach him and his dad. The store. And told him, David, this is a stick up and shot. My son in the air for other people were hurt. During the shooting spree, Police shot and killed Nightingale along the Chicago Evanston border. Illinois Rental Property Owners Association is against the lame duck session Senate bill that would extend the states the eviction moratorium through the summer, saying it unfairly hurts mom and pop landlords. If you chance, Bryan Burrough reports Illinois rental Property Owners, Association director Paul Arena says While the bill extending the eviction moratorium until September may have good intentions, it would allow tenets to falsely claim they can't pay rent in peril landlords ability to enforce their lease and protects tenants from consequences for failure to pay rent. Wants courts to decide if a claim of a covert related hardship is legitimate. Democratic lawmakers in both the statehouse in senator pushing the bill, saying it will reduce hardships for many families struggling to stay in their homes due to the pandemic. Illinois health officials reported more than 4700 New Co big cases yesterday. 81 more deaths in Illinois, The seven day statewide positivity rate has fallen to just under 8%. That's the lowest since New Year's Eve. And now WGN sports with Dave in it. It's been a difficult college football season. At times it seemed like they'd never get to tonight. But here they are. Number one Alabama and number three Ohio State meeting in Miami in the College Football playoff championship. It's the fifth appearance in the title game for Alabama. The second for the Buckeyes, who won the first one back in 2015. The off season has arrived for the Bears. Now all the questions about the future will require answers in the days to come after they bowed out of the playoffs with their 21 9 loss in New Orleans. One of those questions if Mitchell Travis Keyes time in Chicago is done, he ended it with a touchdown pass. But the quarterback isn't ruling out a return. I think I could definitely see myself back here next year. Obviously, a lot of that. Out of my control, but it just it feels like home. And if he was like we have unfinished business time will tell if the Bears feel the same way they first need to decide if general Manager Ryan Pace and head coach Matt Maggie will be back. Covering the Bears. Adam Hogue, WGN sport is the other matchups. Yesterday, Baltimore ousted Tennessee 20 to 13 and Cleveland Open a 28 Nothing first quarter leading stunned to Pittsburgh 48 37. Bulls finished up their road trip at one and three. Losing to the Clippers won 30 to 1 27 a host. Boston Tomorrow. College Basketball. Maryland. Upset number 12, Illinois in Champagne 66 63 Well, a lost Indiana state 76 71. They play again tonight and the Blackhawks open the season Wednesday, a Tampa band tonight. The debut of Our new weekly Hawks show Black Hawks live. Presented by Chevy Dr Chicago dot com With Chris Boden and Nick is Monte seven o'clock tonight. W JIA. Event it w GM sports Now the forecast from the WGN Chicago Weather Center. Here's meteorologist Morgan Cook Mayer. Good morning temperatures this morning are down into the low twenties, but it feels much colder. We add those temperatures to a win that's coming in anywhere from 5 to 15 MPH, and it brings our windshield values down in the single digits in a couple of spots. Most of us in the low teens and low double digits for feels like temps this morning, little patchy fog and a little missed out there this morning. Otherwise, we're dry with a cloudy sky. Mainly cloudy here today, broken that times, with the high close to freezing Southwest winds. 5 to 15 MPH. That's your forecast from the WGN Weather Center. I'm working called Fire. It's 24 degrees right now in Chicago with cloudy skies, the West Wind and 13 the relative humidity and 84%. And the windshield this morning.
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"Yep, the speaker and the House leadership first and all of the minions or sort of left of because was it quickly, he said, So we knew something was going on. It was interesting as I was listening to a play out on audio wasn't watching a video feed of it and the person who was in charge of that point they brushed him off it and they said Because there was there was a representative who is speaking and they said, Don't worry. It's that because of what you said. There's something going on. That's funny. No, So yeah, Congressman quickly said Well, they took the leadership out, so we knew something was up, and we don't know exactly everything that happened yet and I don't know that we can say that it's over. I haven't seen any live pictures in the past few minutes, but certainly there are Lingers there, although they say the capital has been secured, right? Yeah, it has two weeks to Inauguration day. Ryan Burghley understand W that to get a clear picture tonight. Hopefully WGN news director Bryan Burrough. We're going to switch gears a little bit and talk about High school sports and in Illinois, that was an impassioned leader from the football coach at her See high school will do that, and then in the back half hour, we'll get right back at it. Bob Baer, CIA member former member and also great writer will be here to talk about What he has seen. All right now Here's Mary and cloudy sky still 36 degrees and cloudy tonight low of 30 and flurries possible for tomorrow, with the high getting up to 40. Eden's is okay along with the outbound Kennedy about only 28 from O'Hare. An accident up on Eisenhower on the extension of York is now off to the side. 32 after 3 90. Same coming in outbound Stevenson delays into Cicero. Dan Ryan looks good East on I 80 slow from Briggs to us. 30 in Harvey and Accident. Halstead and 155th, also in Forest Park in Harlem and Harrison and in Glendale Heights at North and president. America and develop the BG on traffic Central Thursday. It's an in state battle when the Northwestern Wildcats host the Illinois fighting Alana J. About it..
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"8338 rocket severely privilege based on an otherwise. Analysis of the individual financial information appraisal report called cost information conditions under license in all 50 states and consumer accident Remember third donation. Into the wind trust business Lunch on WGN Radio we've been following what's been happening in the Congress has The votes are being opened. President Trump 12 electoral votes Joe Biden zero They got to Arizona. The president was also giving a rally speech. The Stop the Steel Rally speech a moment ago, Ryan Burrow, WGN radio news director just popped into the studio to sort of update us on where all of these things are s 03 things going on first, the president's speech, which has wrapped up although he's vowed to join these demonstrators at the Capitol very soon. Number two. The rally and demonstration is moving toward the U. S. Capitol for this event that's going on inside of the chambers joint session. It has broken off. Right now. Each of the two legislative bodies have moved into their respective chambers for this objection. To Arizona, Arizona's the first swing state that has come up there was an objection. Both sides break off to their chambers. They debate it could take a little bit of time. Then they come back and, in theory, certify and move on to the next state. Okay. Keep monitoring that. Thank you. Bryan Burrough in the WGN radio newsroom more news in about six or seven minutes. Terry Savage will be with us for another 25 minutes. Let's go back to Terry and Terri. Lots of calls. As always for you on the financial side. Can you take some with us? He'd be delighted to But first let me set that up by answering the question you where you went to break. People who live make a bunch of categories regarding the second stimulus. People who haven't received it yet. I talked to the Irish this morning and made a whole list number one. They're required to get the stimulus payments out by January 15th. So they have your direct deposit information. That's where it went. I'll come back to the bombs in check. The other thing is they've mailed checks out. And if you don't get it by the 15th, That's not their problem. They blame that on the post office, but they expect to have everything out by January. 15th now The people who didn't get who had a closed account, the one they used for the last stimulus of the less tax returns closed. The bank cannot deposit it in your new account. They have to send that back. To the I R s which will not send it back to you. I'll tell you what you're gonna do. You fall in this category, the other thing you mentioned someone who thought they should get 600 earned under $75,000 and got a smaller amount. Number three someone who didn't get a stimulus. Check it all by the time you follow your 2020 return and number four anybody who thinks that based on your 2020 incomes You should have still got in that original $1200 stimulus checks, but darn it. They looked at your 2018 return before you were fired from lost your job. But in 2020, you're really under the limits of 75,000 individual. 150,000 on the joint return, all of you file in the category or someone that just got missed completely. Never signed up for it. Never filed a tax return doesn't get Social Security and just missed out on the first one and this one. All of you will file 2020 return in the next few weeks, and you will look for a line 30. And if you think you've been shorted on your stimulus it bounce because your account was closed. You didn't get a stimulus it all this time or the first time around, you can file for a refundable tax credit. Put it in online 30 and then filed the 2020 returned. I mean, you know we were all going to do it by April 15th. You'll start doing it in February. Violent Elektronik Lee and include your direct deposit information for your bank, and you will get that money back even if you weren't required cause you have low income to file if you didn't get the stimulus I'll return Fill in line, 30. They will send you the money and you should do it. Direct deposit, So I think that will pre empt. A lot of questions out there. My whole show. What do you kid me then? I got nothing to talk. Okay, but we have a lot of news breaking so just in case I didn't get it up. That's the key point. It's coming now. If you don't get it, you can still get it. If you didn't get it the first time you could still get it. If you're 18 year old, you know on your 2020 return was independent, just graduated from college has a job. Don't declare that person as a dependent This year on 2020 let him or her file his own return claimed the original stimulus for 1200, the current 600. Okay, Let's pick up some more phone lines now. 3129817 200 will start with Judy. You're on WGN. Go ahead, Judy. Hi. How are you? Thanks for taking my call. Sure. Have a question about unemployment. Um, I apply for unemployment. Uh, ah, year ago December when I lost my job, and then I wasn't able to find a job because of the pandemic. Received the letter. Friday, saying that I was never eligible, and now they want the entire year's worth back. How much we talk, Got unemployment benefit tried in $25,000. Okay, calm down, Relax and wait. E couldn't understand how frightening that is. Let me back up. Were you Did you file under the self employment portion of Illinois unemployment benefits? No. No, you found in traditional unemployment while this is happening, particularly to a lot of people who filed P way that self employment program and to others as well. If there's one thing we all know it's that the state of Illinois is totally messed up in the unemployment department. Um, I want to mention that I'm just looking through my email because I just sent Email to Rebecca Cisco, who seems to be answering e mails but not mine lately that the state of Illinois has been clawing back P way benefits self applied benefits, really saying they miscalculated and the new stimulus law says, Hey, states just get together with us in federal government. You don't have to call those back anymore. I've asked three times whether they're going toe stop sending out letters demanding repayment benefits. Yours is a traditional unemployment. You will have to file for a hearing. And it was going to take a long time. In the meantime, they I know they are. Are you still receiving benefits? Probably not. No, I went that's work too much. No. Okay, so the only thing they can do is attack and any Illinois tax refund don't have to go to court. To do that. You'll have to have a hearing. First of all. With unemployment And as long as you have your documentation that you were laid off. You were unemployed. Couldn't find another job. You should probably win that hearing. It's going to take a while, but in the meantime, you're going. Oh, my God, can they? They aren't coming into garnish your your checking account your money market accounts that don't take the money out and put it under your pillow. It's just gonna be a mess for you for a long time. A lot of people are going through something like that. But I think that sounds good. Okay. Good luck to you, Judy. It's 12 30. We're going to update our listeners with WGN radio news. Come back with another segment with Terry Savage. One of the questions is Hey, I got more money in my checking account than I should have. What's a safe? Smart place for me to put some extra.
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"The merger was first announced over the summer before going through the regulatory process. Bryan Burrough, WGN News, Georgia's secretary of state, Brad Reference, Burger is defending recording and releasing a phone call between him and President Trump that took place on Saturday. Rapids, Burger tells Fox News. The White House did not make it known that conversation was supposed to be privileged. Just told that the president want have a conversation I do. It's about the veterans result. But there was no specific agenda. The president Trump want have a conversation with mate but since it was ongoing litigation I want to make sure had my general counsel there. During the call. Trump said he wanted to find nearly 12,000 votes in the state, where President elect Joe Biden won the election. Pro trump demonstrations in Washington D C this week are expected to draw thousands, prompting the D. C national guard to activate 340 troops. The troops will support the D C metropolitan police during demonstrations on Wednesday and Thursday. These protests over the presidential election results are in timing with the official count of the electoral college votes in Congress on Wednesday. More than 30. Chicago Aldermen have written a letter to Mayor Lightfoot and CPS CEO Janice Jackson over the concern of reopening schools, too. In class learning. Later this month, Alderman Daniela spotted tells WGN's John Williams, there are still worries over ventilation and contact tracing teachers were concerned whether the filtration devices that they've received are adequate. For the size of the classrooms that they're going to be teaching in future spoke to me over the weekend about whether they actually can move desks 6 ft apart for their classrooms, But CPS says schools can safely re opened with a comprehensive plan in place, citing overwhelming scientific evidence. Expert guidance. And experiences of school district across the state. Kenosha law enforcement agencies air facing $20 million in civil damages in connection with the shootings this summer by an anti acting during unrest in August. Survivor in the family of one of the victims who died of turning claim notices for $10 million apiece. 17 year old Kyle Rittenhouse has been charged with murder in the August shootings. WGN SPORTS Here's Kevin Powell Blackhawks held their first on ice practice of training camp without Jonathan Tase. He's out indefinitely as he deals with Unless specified illness forward Alex to bring it on opening camp without the captain arounds. We just found that out, you know, probably week ago or something. So that was ah, hard hit to us, But you know, we gotta We gotta work through it. Obviously, he's You know one of our best players. You know our captain, so definitely tough. Quick turnaround for Camp Hawk season begins a week from Wednesday, but the second time in three seasons, the Bears have made the playoffs this time as a wild card backing into the postseason. With some help from the Rams. There's Mitch Robiskie following the loss to the Packers. It's huge. I mean, this is what you work for, Um The season didn't go the way we envisioned it, But, um, you have a new opportunity, so really, none of that matters. So you just got to take advantage of that opportunity, and I'm very grateful for that. So it's this has gotta be our best week. It's got to be my best week. There's insane to meet Sunday in New Orleans key injuries to keep an eye on this week. Roque Juan Smith and elbow Darnell Mooney and ankle and Saint Star Running back Calvin Camaro won't practice this week after testing positive for covert 19 on.
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"20, a state trooper was taken to a hospital after his squad car was struck on the Eisenhower early this morning. Illinois state police say the trooper was helping a motorist involved in a car fire on the Eisenhower just after midnight. Both were in the March state police squad car with flashing lights near Harlem Avenue when it was rear ended by a red Ford, the trooper stranded motorists and the driver of the Ford. We're all transported to an area hospital with non life threatening injuries. The back of the squad car was badly damaged. 69 year old driver John Salvador of West Chester's been arrested for at Pervaded, driving under the influence of alcohol and violating Scots law on top of other charges. Bryan Burrough, WGN News and Elgin couple engaged for 11 years were the first to be married in 2021 by Cook County Clerk Karen Yarborough. Today Ashleigh Graft and Andre Baldwin. We're married via Zoom, you're now legal. Yeah, cry. You're gonna make me you are married. Okay, Finally, The happy couple were high school sweethearts and have an 18 year old daughter. But they've always put off the wedding because of financial reasons. WGN sports. Here's Kevin Powell lose to the Packers. But get into the playoffs was the Bears Sunday, falling to the Packers 35 16, But they got some help from the Rams, who beat the Cardinals Cardinals. There's Head coach Matt Maggie this morning and put this this Packers game behind us, because now it is a new season. And I think already just from talking to some of our coaches in here and some of the guys in the weight room today that they're really excited, and it's just a little different feeling than what we had last night, which I think was natural. So guys are locked in and we're excited to play the Saints on Sunday, and we gotta have a really good Really good week of practice. Linebacker Roque Juan Smith and receiver Darnell Mooney. Suffering ankles in the law of injuries in the Lost should know more on their status later this week by Cox banged up, but the started training camp today was the first on ice practice Kirby Doc out with a broken wrist, Brent Seabrook deemed unfit to participate. Jonathan paves, announcing last week he would be away from the team while he deals with an unspecified illness. Illness. Here's Patrick Kane. I'm not having the captain around. It doesn't really feel like like a team without giants as your captain, so we definitely miss him. But He's got take care of his first Hawks Open up a week. From Wednesday, the NC double announcing this year's March Madness will be played entirely in Indiana. Multiple venues will host including Lucas Oil Stadium College basketball tonight. Indiana taking on Maryland Women's Hoops at Wintrust Arena Today number 22 Paul Topping Villanova. 94 82. John Bookshop B Is the new TV play by play announcer for the Cubs, replacing Len KASPER..
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"It really is a matter of life or death. The fourth suspect in the murder of retired Chicago firefighter Dewayne Williams has been arrested on a separate warmed by the FBI in Pennsylvania. He's currently being held on $2 million murder of a murder warrant. Police are seeking immediate extradition back to Chicago. Williams was shot and killed last month during an attempted Carjacking in the Morgan Park neighborhood. Three others have already been charged with murder. And off duty Chicago police officer involved in a shooting and Lawndale this afternoon. It happened in the 1200 block of south Kid Veil is not clear What prompted the shooting. The fire department says A man was shot in the arm and taken to the hospital in good condition to other suspects were taken into coat into custody. Copa is investigating. Illinois starts the New year with another 7000 new coronavirus cases. WGN's Ryan Burrow with that the Illinois Department of Public Health is reporting 7200 and one newly confirmed and probable cases. Of Corona virus and another 157 deaths over the last 24 hours. The seven day positivity rate has been increasing its now at 8.1% more than 4000. People are hospitalized with covert 19 statewide 837 in the ICU. Nearly 500 on ventilators. The state of Illinois is closing in on a million cases with 970,000 entering 2021. Bryan Burrough, WGN News and the U. S is now top 20 million confirmed coronavirus cases. John Hopkins University reports. The death toll in the U. S is above 346,000. It's comes is nearly three million Americans received either the Fizer or Madonna vaccines. Congress handed President Trump's first veto override of his presidency as he prepares to exit the White House. The Republican controlled Senate voted 81 to 13 to override the president's veto of the huge defense bill. The first baby of the 2020 of 2021 was born in the Chicago area just a minute after midnight and advocate Christ Medical Center in Oakland. While maverick Franco maybe number one. Today, he'll be best known his number seven and his family. He's the seventh child to be born Do pretty A and Marlon Franko, number seven is super significant in so many ways, and the Bible is like a year from his completion. Um It's a lucky number, so I think some some interesting things is coming this year and I'm excited. Maverick joins his brother's 13 year old Marlin, Junior Mason, Major and Messiah and sisters, Jayla and two year old jade. The U. S. Is slapping higher taxes on imported wines and cognac from France after imposing a first set of tariffs late last year. French Wine Exporters Federation caused the move a billion dollar blow to their industry. WGN SPORTS Here's Mark Carmen was a wonderful day for Northwestern, and it started early cats with their first possession and that offense got rolling in motion played by Ramsey Ramsey with time. What's.
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15-year-old boy charged with murder in connection to fatal shooting of retired Chicago firefighter
"Police police say say a a 15 15 year year old old is is charged charged with with the the fatal fatal shooting shooting of of a a retired retired Chicago Chicago firefighter firefighter that happened earlier this month. WGN's Ryan Burrow has a story A Stephen, released by CPD says the 15 year old was taken into custody Wednesday in suburban Chicago Heights. Detectives identified the teen as a participant of the armed robbery of a 65 year old male victim. In the Morgan Park neighborhood back on December 3rd that would be retired C F D Lieutenant Dwayne Williams. The shooting during an apparent Carjacking was caught on surveillance video reward for information leading to a shooter reach $30,000. It's unclear if a tip led police to the boy. Bryan Burrough, WGN NEWS. Some
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24 Shot, 6 Fatally, in Chicago This Weekend
"Chicago police reporting 24 people were shot in 19 shooting incidents across Chicago over the weekend. Six of the victims have died. Here's WGN's Ryan Burrow with that long to get a 34 year old man shot while on a sidewalk in the 7800 block of south roads early Sunday morning. Also Sunday morning, a 22 year old was found fatally shot in a gang way in the 100 block of North Lockwood. No arrests have been made in either of those burgers. Chicago police say officers were shot at in the 6200 block of North Campbell's Saturday afternoon while conducting a street stop. Those officers fired back, but nobody was hit. A person was taken into custody and the gun was recovered at the scene. Bryan Burrough, WGN NEWS
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24 Shot, 6 Fatally, in Chicago This Weekend
"Chicago police report 24 people were shot in 19 shootings across the city over the weekend. Six of those victims died more on the numbers down from WGN's Ryan Burrow among the dead a 34 year old man shot while on a sidewalk in the 7800 block of south roads early Sunday morning. Also Sunday morning, a 22 year old was found fatally shot in a gang way in the 100 block of North Lockwood. No arrests have been made in either of those burgers. Chicago police say officers were shot at in the 6200 block of North Campbell's Saturday afternoon while conducting a street stop. His officers fired back, but nobody was hit. A person was taken into custody and the gun was recovered at the scene. Bryan Burrough, WGN
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At Least 20 Shot, 2 Killed In Gun Violence In Chicago This Past Weekend
"Chicago Police say they were 20 shooting victims, including two deaths in 18 different shootings across the city from Friday night through Sunday. The number of victims less than half the previous week. Among the injured a 12 year old boy shot by a 13 year old who was handling a gun inside of a home in the 700 block of East 150 place. On Saturday. The boy was struck in the chest was taken a calmer Children's hospital in serious condition. The 13 year old has been released without charges. Bryan Burrough,
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Unemployment numbers in IL continue to drop amid pandemic
"Claims last week. That's the lowest since March. WGN's Ryan borough with the local numbers more than 70,000, Illinois, residents filed the unemployment claims in the week ending November 7th that's down about 4% from the previous week. Indiana 14,700 Hoosiers filed New unemployment claims up 10% in Wisconsin just over 14,000 people filed new claims holding steady from the previous week. Bryan Burrough, WGN news and you can now personalize your
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Looting and rioting break out on Chicago’s Magnificent Mile
"Cleanup is underway on the streets of the Windy City following a night of Widespread looting. Broken glass is being swept plywood installed at storefronts across the city. I talked to a couple of business owners. They've got contractors everyone's looking for plywood right now. Chicago Police Superintendent David Brown announcing Chicago police have made more than 100 Arrest for looting, disorderly conduct Battery Agnes police, among other charges. A total of 13 officers have been injured. There's a huge police presence on the streets, Many officers were in green tactical gear rather than their blue straight uniforms. Bryan Burrough, ABC. NEW Chicago, Wisconsin. Election
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Chicago restricts access to city centre after looting
"Chicago will be restricted. Tonight There will be additional police officers on patrol following a night of looting along the city's magnificent Mile. Chicago Police Superintendent David Brown said. The looting with spurred by false social media posts about a police involved shooting Sunday morning. Unrest near the site led to car caravans of people headed downtown. This was not an organized protest. Rather, this was an incident of pure criminality. This was an act of violence against our police officers and against our city. By Monday morning, 100 people have been arrested. 13 police officers were hurt. Bryan Burrough, ABC NEWS Chicago. Least one
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Fog temporarily shuts down Chicago airports amid holiday travel rush
"Morning fog at Chicago's o'hare and midway airports forced a delay of more than three hundred flights cancellations of dozens of flights and a temporary ground stop the Chicago department of aviation expecting five million travelers to pass through Chicago's airports over the holiday season though Christmas Eve is among the lighter days over that span Bryan Burrough ABC news
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Rain and fog delay last-minute holiday travelers
"Morning fog at Chicago's o'hare and midway airports forced a delay of more than three hundred flight cancellations of dozens of flights and a temporary ground stop the Chicago department of aviation expecting five million travelers to pass through Chicago's airports over the holiday season though Christmas Eve is among the lighter days over that span Bryan Burrough ABC news
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Buffalo Wild Wings employees fired after customers described racist incident at the restaurant
"A group of African Americans are demanding changes at buffalo wild wings after they say they were asked to change tables at a Naperville restaurant because of a compliant a complaint by a racist customer WGN's rhyme Perl reports suggested that was part of the group of eighteen mostly African Americans including some children who say they were asked their race when they were going to be seated I responded you know what does that matter and so the host said well we have a regular customer here who doesn't want to sit around black people the group was seated but then asked to move that races customer continue to look back at us and give us some dirty looks awful wildling says it fired the two employees involved the group says it wants to see hiring changes and sensitivity training at the restaurant chain Bryan Burrough
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Taco Bell recalls 2.3 million pounds of beef due to concerns over metal shavings
"A customer takes a bite out of a taco and they find metal in the me now Taco Bell is recalling close to two and a half million pounds of seasoned ground beef used at all of its restaurants the recall of Kenosha beef international beef products comes over concerns the meat may be contaminated with metal shavings the bags of seasoned beef were produced from September twenty eighth two October fourth at a facility in Columbus Ohio and sent in cases of five pound plastic bags called Taco Bell seasoned beef taco and breed filling to five distribution centers that off to restaurants across the country there are no confirmed cases of illnesses from the meat restaurants that a purchase the bags it before being told to throw them away or return them Bryan Burrough