Illinois residents who appeared in a photograph on Google Photos could get a piece of a $100 million settlement, a new state law that takes effect next year is spurring pushback from Illinois law enforcement, and the Chicago FBI is warning residents of a new computer scam targeting older Illinoisans.
when a driver plowed them down in a parking lot after an argument. The crash happened outside Las Islas Marias in Bricktown Square along West Fullerton on the Northwest Side around 4:30 p.m. last Saturday. Family members said they often come to this restaurant.
An argument that started inside spilled outside, and the driver of a black Tahoe hit four people in the parking lot and took off.A driver ran over 4 people in a Chicago parking lot after an argument on Saturday. Nate Rodgers reports.Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker is denouncing an independent campaign commercial that blames him for the rise in violent crime since he took office. His Republican challenger, State Sen. Darren Bailey , fired back that Pritzker is being divisive.
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