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Two men with two dogs walk by a plowed hill of snow across from the VA hospital in the west side on Feb. 6, 2021.

Another bout of snow kick-starts a warmer week, but don’t expect it all to melt, forecasters say

February 21, 2021 at 5:19 p.m.

Winter weary Chicagoans: Make it through another couple inches of snow Sunday, and a noticeably warmer week awaits, according to meteorologists. Two to 3 more inches of snowfall was expected...

Bronzeville man arrested after allegedly stabbing woman, 3 children in domestic dispute, Chicago police say

February 21, 2021 at 10:14 a.m.

A Bronzeville man is accused of stabbing a woman and slashing three children with a knife during an alleged domestic dispute late Saturday, while a fourth girl, the youngest, managed...

Frankfort restaurant owner accused of covertly filming up-skirt videos of young female employees faces new lawsuit by 8 workers. Expert hired by attorneys say videos may show 500 more women and girls.

February 19, 2021 at 3:57 p.m.

A suburban restaurant owner accused in a lawsuit of secretly filming up the skirts of eight female employees, most of them minors, may have used hidden cameras on hundreds of...

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Another bout of snow kick-starts a warmer week, but don’t expect it all to melt, forecasters say

Bronzeville man arrested after allegedly stabbing woman, 3 children in domestic dispute, Chicago police say

Frankfort restaurant owner accused of covertly filming up-skirt videos of young female employees faces new lawsuit by 8 workers. Expert hired by attorneys say videos may show 500 more women and girls.

No consecutive snowfall record for Chicago, but snowshowers return as people continue to dig out

Snow remains in forecast but it could come too late to break Chicago’s streak of consecutive snow days.

A ferocious winter storm dropped 18 inches of snow on Chicago. As residents begin to dig out, winter fatigue sets in.

Storm dumps more than 18 inches of snow in West Ridge, Oak Park, less than half that at O’Hare, forecasters say

4 buildings collapse in Chicago and Elgin over 3 days: Are back-to-back snowstorms pushing old roofs to the brink?

Stark divide in Illinois COVID-19 vaccinations by race, ethnicity and age, new data shows

More people died on Illinois roads last year than since 2007. Is the pandemic to blame?