Crime
Thieves Target ATMs at Northwest Side Chicago Businesses
Police issue alert about a pattern of ATM thefts and an armed robbery in December and January.
Thief Targeting Cellphones at Upscale Chicago Restaurants
Police issue alert after two incidents of thieves swiping phones from patrons' tables
Group of Armed Suspects Steal ATMs from Chicago Businesses
Chicago police issue alert after a series of ATM thefts in the Avondale and Belmont Gardens neighborhoods.
Weather
Light Snow May Lead to Slick Roads in Chicago Tonight and Monday
Seasonably cool week ahead with a few chances for light snow accumulation.
Chicago Area Sees More Below-Average Temps, Light Snow Expected
Sunshine early, light snow late as the region deals with chilly conditions.
Chicago Sees Warmer Temps, More Sun to Close Out Weekend
Highs in the upper 20s expected on Sunday, with light snow possible overnight.
Sports
SoxFest Live Day 2 brings familiar themes, renewed energy
From player meet-and-greets to the late-night hangout, Saturday's event emphasized connection
White Sox Acquire Pitchers Hicks and Sandlin from Red Sox
Chicago adds 'high-octane arms' in trade for prospect Gage Ziehl
Blackhawks' power play struggles despite extra practice
The team's NHL-best penalty kill makes it difficult to replicate game conditions in practice
Lifestyle
Chicago's Footwork Dance Movement Gains County-Wide Appreciation
Cook County designates August as Footwork Appreciation Month after advocacy from community leader Jaron Boyd
25 Finalists Announced for Chicago's 'Name a Snowplow' Contest
Residents can vote for up to 6 names, with winning entries getting plows named after them
Chicago Snowplow Naming Contest Finalists Include 'Abolish ICE' and Tributes to Local Celebrities
The annual contest drew over 13,000 submissions, with the 'Abolish ICE' entry gaining the mayor's endorsement.
Politics
Chicago Teachers Union Faces Scrutiny Over Audits
Financial records show adverse opinions from union's auditors
Illinois SNAP Recipients Face New Work Requirement
Hundreds of thousands at risk of losing benefits as state ends waiver on work mandate
Chicago Mayor Signs 'ICE On Notice' Order to Investigate Federal Agents
Johnson says order makes Chicago first city to pursue legal accountability for alleged ICE misconduct
