Good afternoon, Chicago.
Chicago could see another inch of snow tonight into tomorrow morning, capping off the first predicted snowstorm of the week. Another heavy system is expected to develop and move into the area Friday, the National Weather Service predicts.
The track for Friday’s storm is still developing, and temperatures will likely be near or above freezing, limiting accumulation, the weather service said.
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Attorneys debate trial date for alleged Highland Park parade shooter; judge to decide next month
At a Wednesday case management conference, Lake County Judge Victoria Rossetti canceled the February trial date she had set last month at Robert E. Crimo III’s insistence. Read more here.
More top news stories:
Charges filed in shooting of Chicago police officer wounded while responding to Gold Coast burglary
Hammond man, who pled guilty to Jan. 6 role, released from prison
Rare real estate: 68 acres, a racetrack and a horse swimming pool for sale in Crete
Just off the corner of East Bemes Road and South Klemme Road in Crete is a 68-acre property with a sprawling horse racing track, a 85-stall barn and a swimming pool for horses. Read more here.
More top business stories:
Businesses that opened during COVID eligible for state grants
Elgin commission signs off on zoning for recreational cannabis dispensary at Clock Tower Plaza
The Chicago Bears will move into the 2024 season with Matt Eberflus as their coach, but he’ll be in search of new offensive assistants after the team fired coordinator Luke Getsy and four other coaches. Read more here.
More top sports stories:
Will the White Sox trade Dylan Cease? ‘It’s got to be right for all parties,’ says GM Chris Getz.
A new movie and play gives us an ice skating chimp, his trainer and a serial killer
“He Went That Way” is based on real people and a very strange road trip that happened in the 1960s. Jonathan Pitts knows the story well. Read more here.
More top Eat. Watch. Do. stories:
‘Mean Girls’ review: New film of the musical is more like a pretty-good time karaoke track
‘Monsieur Spade’ review: Clive Owen stars as the now-retired gumshoe Sam Spade
Trump warns of ‘Pandora’s box’ of perpetual presidential prosecutions if charges against him stand
Former President Donald Trump has long vowed to prosecute President Joe Biden if Trump wins November’s election and the two trade places. Read more here.
More top stories from around the world:
USDA estimates 21 million kids will get summer food benefits through new program in 2024
Blinken seeks Palestinian governance reform for postwar Gaza as deadly Israeli strikes continue
