Новости за 08.09.2020

Damar McDonald, 32, of Waukegan, arrived at the Waukegan Police Station Saturday and surrendered to authorities in connection with an arrest warrant issued for him on Aug. 24, according to a release.

A 20-year-old Aurora man died Monday when his motorcycle collided head-on with a vehicle on the city’s near East Side, police said.

Dru K. Jarvis, a Lake in the Hills man, has been arrested on three counts of felony aggravated battery in connection with an August shooting in which an Elgin man was injured, Elgin police said.

A 26-year-old man is facing two counts of aggravated battery after allegedly beating two Wilmette Public Library employees Friday Sept. 4 afternoon.

Investigators said it appears that a motorist driving a 2014 Chrysler 300 in the westbound lane struck the pedestrian, who was in the roadway.

Passerotto in Andersonville will close Saturday, just two years after opening.

Target reinstated its car seat recycling program this month despite COVID-19 uncertainty.

Mayor Lori Lightfoot fired back at President Donald Trump’s weekend threat to cut federal funding for public schools that teach the 1619 Project, calling it “more hot air.”“We’re a democracy,” Lightfoot said. “In a democracy, we do not hide or erase our history.”

Waukegan police are investigating the apparent shooting death of one man and the wounding of another early Tuesday.

An 8-year-old girl who was shot and killed on Labor Day has been identified and Chicago police investigating the shooting have released images of a vehicle they believe was used in the early evening shooting.

Here are the latest updates on the coronavirus in the Chicago area and the rest of Illinois.

The city of Chicago added Kentucky to its mandatory quarantine order and removed California and Puerto Rico, officials announced Tuesday. The new addition will be effective Friday, when the list will cover 21 states, according to a Chicago Department of Public Health press release. The removal of the two states applies immediately.

A look at one family as Chicago Public Schools begins the year with remote learning.

At least 51 people were shot, nine fatally, in shootings over the Labor Day Weekend, according to data kept by the Tribune. Two women also were stabbed to death over the holiday weekend.The youngest shooting victim, a 4-year-old boy, was injured Friday during the start of the holiday weekendThe youngest killed was an 8-year-old girl shot in the back Monday

Dajore Wilson, 8, was shot and killed on Labor Day which also left three adults injured, including the girl’s mother, during a shooting near the intersection of Union Avenue and 47th Street in Canaryville.

Officials have identified the young victim of a car crash in Madison as the sister of the teenager who was shot and killed by police in 2015.

Good morning, Chicago. Here are some of the top stories you need to know to start your day.

Chicago Inspector General Joseph Ferguson’s office interviewed Mayor Lori Lightfoot as part of his investigation into the incident where then-police Superintendent Eddie Johnson was found asleep at the wheel, but the city continues to withhold his full report on the incident.

The attorneys for the man accused in Kenosha shootings, Kyle Rittenhouse, could argue self-defense. Wisconsin's law has some nuances.

An 8-year-old girl was killed and three adults were seriously injured when someone shot into a car Monday evening in the Canaryville neighborhood on the South Side, according to authorities.

The crowd at Navy Pier was nowhere as thick as it normally would be the day before another coronavirus-related shutdown, this time until spring 2021.

Tradesmen and community leaders gathered Monday to call for a serious overhaul of policies they believe permits discrimination against Black workers in the construction industry.

A 15-year-old girl was killed trying to break up a brawl between two feuding branches of a family—a dispute that began on social media and escalated into a chaotic street fight late last month.

People enjoy Navy Pier on its final day until spring. The tourist attraction is closing early this year due to the coronavirus.