David Struett is a journalist based in Chicago, Illinois, with a focus on local news. He has written for various publications including Fox 32 Chicago, Chicago Sun-Times, and Chicago Public Media. David's articles cover a range of topics including crime, transportation, community issues, and human interest stories.
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Police work on the scene after a shooting at a home in Chicago, Monday, Dec. 2, 2024.
By: David Struett
Joshua Sánchez se involucró con las pandillas y huyó de su casa cuatro días antes para quedarse y vender drogas en el edificio ubicado en la cuadra 2200 al sur de Christiana Avenue, dijo la madre al Chicago Sun-Times.
Prosecutors said three men mistakenly kidnapped the brother of their intended target and held him for ransom in an Avondale auto body shop. They considered killing him, but beat him and released him. The men pleaded guilty to federal extortion charges.
Biagi led Chicago's Transportation Fepartment for nearly four years after being appointed by then-Mayor Lori Lightfoot. She is replacing Illinois Department of Transportation Secretary Omer Osman, who is retiring.
By: David Struett
Biagi led Chicago's Transportation Department for nearly four years after being appointed by then-Mayor Lori Lightfoot. She is replacing Illinois Department of Transportation Secretary Omer Osman, who is retiring.
By: David Struett
Sam Cirrincione of South Barrington is expected to be discharged from Stateville Correction Center and paroled before Christmas, thanks to time he served on home electronic monitoring during his case.
The state transportation department initially planned to open the reversible lanes "in the late fall" but fell behind schedule. Officials acknowledged the delay in its statement announcing the planned completion date.
The CTA's winter schedule adds more weekday buses on 19 lines and additional weekend buses on six lines, the agency announced Wednesday.
By: David Struett
Judge Victoria Rossetti rejected a motion to prohibit the majority of the interview of suspect Robert E. Crimo III. The suspect's attorneys argued that police had violated his constitutional rights during the interrogation.
By: David Struett
The Federal Transit Administration intends to sign an agreement that will contractually obligate the $1.9 billion in federal grants to the project. Some worried the funding could be at risk after President Joe Biden leaves office in January.
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