Nancy Harty is a Reporter at WBBM Newsradio. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, regional interest, and social issues, with a focus on crime, transportation, and arts and entertainment. Nancy has been featured in CBS Radio.
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One of the rating agencies has downgraded the City of Chicago’s credit, pointing to issues with this year’s budget. An analyst for S&P Global said the budget the City Council passed a month ago failed to address long-standing problems.
The Public Health Advocacy Institute filed the suit in federal court Tuesday, calling toddler milk a marketing ploy to keep parents and caregivers using Abbott products as their children age.
The Lake County Sheriff said police in St. John responded to a home in the Bramblewod subdivision for a domestic disturbance call and got into a physical altercation with a man, 40. An officer fired shots, and the man was hit and later died.
Guy Downer served in the U.S. Navy during World War II and bought the bakery from the Bennison family in 1967. He worked there for 50 years before retiring in 2017.
An unmarked patrol car had its lights and sirens on, Chicago Police said, when it crashed into a red SUV near the intersection of 115th and Ashland. The force of the crash knocked the Jeep SUV on its side.
By: Nancy Harty
Cook County Judge Thomas Nowinski, who ordered the release of a man who allegedly went on to kill his wife in November, is being moved out of domestic violence court. There were multiple calls for Nowinski to step down from the bench.
By: Nancy Harty
After 26 years as mayor of north suburban Skokie - plus 15 years as a trustee - George Van Dusen is retiring from the village. He served as mayor of the suburb for longer than Richard Daley did in Chicago
Leaders across Chicago are denouncing threats of immigration raids by the new Trump administration as the immigrant community anxiously watches and waits. Cardinal Blase Cupich calls the reports “profoundly disturbing.”
Crews responded to the home on Oxford Drive and found a small fire. The Bolingbrook Fire Department said they were able to quickly put it out. The blast sent bricks flying into the backyard and caused significant damage to the home.
Icicles formed on fire hydrants outside a two-flat near 19th and May. The Chicago Fire Department said the fire was complicated by hoarding conditions inside. Later, crews were back in the area, putting out a fire in near Cullerton and Ashland.
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