Man's body pulled from Lake Michigan at North Avenue

The remains, of a man possibly in his 40s, were recovered about 6:40 a.m.

SHARE Man's body pulled from Lake Michigan at North Avenue
CPD.JPG

Police Marine Unit officers pulled a man’s body from the water, near the shore, at North Avenue Beach.

Sun-Times file

Marine Unit officers pulled a body from Lake Michigan Tuesday morning near North Avenue Beach, police said.

The body, that of a man possibly in his 40s, was recovered about 6:35 a.m., a Marine Unit officer said.

It was not known immediately how long he’d been in the lake but he was found between the sand and the water, closer to shore, the officer said.

The man’s name was not released and an autopsy is scheduled.

Area 3 detectives are investigating.

The Latest
College professor seems incapable of showing common courtesy to his wife.
The leader of the Altgeld Murray Homes Alumni Association explains how a community land trust could help Riverdale boost home ownership and investment.
Thinking ahead to your next few meals? Here are some main dishes and sides to try.
Tony Farinella Jr. had a good morning opening day of Illinois’ second season for spring turkey in Jo Daviess County.
The city of Chicago has until the end of the year to allocate hundreds of millions of federal COVID-19 relief money or risk losing it.