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They were in a vehicle stopped at an intersection in the 3200 block of East 87th Street when another car pulled up and someone inside opened fire Tuesday, police said.

The opening of Illinois’ trout season leads this sprawling raw-file Midwest Fishing Report; plus there’s coho, brown trout and steelhead on southern Lake Michigan with largemouth bass and crappie bites building inland.

The boy, 16, was in a crosswalk in the 1400 block of North Cicero Avenue on March 16 when a Nissan Maxima swerved and struck the child, police said.

In a poll I commissioned when considering a run for mayor, most Chicagoans said the city has too few police, not too many. Residents want greater safety for their families and communities, and they are eager and willing to discuss ways of doing things differently.

Michelin stars are a coveted honor—the highest in the culinary industry—for restaurants around the world.

Thousands of consumers with subprime credit or no credit no longer have access to any form of regulated, reliable loans.

Edelson PC previewed a federal racketeering lawsuit it said it plans to file against Jayne and others, expanding on claims it first made in December 2020.

About 9:15 a.m., a male suffered a gunshot wound to his face in the 6200 block of South Campbell Avenue, Chicago police said.

CHICAGO — Touting the city’s bona fides, Chicago politicians and business leaders last week said the city was prepared to host the Democratic National Convention in 2024 and that the major national event would provide a much-needed spark to Chicago’s pandemic-ravaged hospitality industries.