A drugstore without drugs? Walgreens opens only Chicago store without a pharmacy
For a network of drugstores that got its start on the South Side more than a century ago, the store is a major shift from its other 120 stores here.
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Lanes closed on inbound Dan Ryan for tanker leaking fuel at 79th
Paramedics took three people to hospitals for injuries, police said.
Woman sexually assaulted in Greater Grand Crossing
The male threatened to kill the woman, and then fled with her bank cards, ID and cash, according to police.
1 killed, 10 wounded in Sunday shootings
A man was fatally shot in front of his wife as they arrived home in the Gage Park neighborhood on the Southwest Side.
Girl, 13, missing from Sheridan Park
Lashia Wells was last seen Saturday in the 4400 block of North Magnolia Avenue
Gov. Brown: Trump has ‘got our back’ after California wildfires
President Donald Trump, who previously had threatened to cut federal funding to California, promised “substantial” funds.
2 shot in Humboldt Park
A 30-year-old man was shot in his leg.
Man avoids bullets in Back of the Yards shooting, reinjures old gunshot wound
The 30-year-old was shot in his abdomen.
Man found with marijuana in car after traffic stop in Riverside school zone
Christopher J. Ruiz, 26, was pulled over after an officer spotted him talking on his cellphone while driving through a school zone.
Sammy Sosa named in lawsuit over holiday rental in Aspen
An Aspen company has sued former Cubs slugger Sammy Sosa, alleging his company backed out of a contract to rent a house in the ski resort town.
Teen wounded in Garfield Ridge shooting
The man was shot in his arm in the 5200 block of South Parkside.
Candidates for mayor, City Council enter race to get on the ballot
Doors open Monday for candidates in 50 aldermanic races as well as those running for mayor, city clerk and treasurer to submit nominating petitions.
Person killed in Tri-State Tollway crash near Hazel Crest
The crash happened at 5:08 a.m. Saturday on Interstate 294 near Halsted Street, authorities said.
CineCares creates a pathway to the film industry
A North Lawndale-based film internship program provides area residents entry to an industry often restricted to those on the East and West coasts.
Ed Department investigates claims against women’s programs
Kursat Pekgoz is arguing that campus resource groups for women and women’s studies programs amount to discrimination against men.
