Cooler along the lake. There is some rain out there to the east. Its starting to move into the north. I think it will dry up after the midday hours then we could see an isolated a storm fire up right now temperatures are as warm as the mid70s. Today, near 80 degrees this afternoon and 30 percent chance for a hit or miss sharp were organized under a storm. This morning there is a chance it will diminish. Cooler along the lake. Tomorrow dry sponge our 77. Cooler along the lake. Of lets talk about the river walk construction lets address the construction on going on 52 heading south bound starts at mecham goes to 53. Expect some plain blockages and a bit of a squeeze they are working on those signals. Other than that south bound 53 from 4 until we have a long term project that has been in place causing delays. More on the river walk coming under 10 minutes. Crews will resume their search for a man missing in the fox river after the ultra light aircraft he was riding in crashed late last n
Averaging about 70 degrees. Temperatures will cool to aram a bit today. Falk is an issue in some areas. This is the most clear morning weve had in a long time. Generally the areas where we saw the rain have the highest potential of having that fog. We have rain on the flip side but for the most part we move to clouds and sunshine. It should be a nice day. High temperature climbs up to 77 degrees. 84 degrees on friday. Afternoon showers then. We get warmer high heat for the weekend. Lots of work happening downtown in the loop. Three of the eight ramps are blocked with construction. Theyre trying to squeeze in some work in the Early Morning hour. One of them is west bound on the kennedy. Also the entrance ramp on the hike to the inbound kennedy is blocked. Another hour before that is picked up. The mind the dearborn bridge still blocked off as the work of the pedestrian walkway. Harrison closed as well. A bicyclist is dead after he was hit by a cta train on chicagos north side. The man w
Federal prosecutors asked an Illinois federal judge Monday to send former Chicago Alderman Ed Burke to prison for 10 years for "brazenly and boldly" using his official position to steer tax business to his law firm, while Burke requested a sentence of probation, bolstered by letters of support from prominent attorneys and retired judges.
Prosecutors want a judge to give Chicago's longest-serving City Council member a 10-year prison sentence for corruption. But defense attorneys hope to sway the judge to spare him any prison time with stories of Ed Burke's good deeds.
Prosecutors want a judge to give Chicago's longest-serving City Council member a 10-year prison sentence for corruption. But defense attorneys hope to sway the judge to spare him any prison time with stories of Ed Burke's good deeds.