Illinois Governor and Leaders Push to Regulate Hemp-Derived THC Amid Health Concerns, Hemp Growers Wary of Impact on Small Business
Illinois is considering a bill to regulate hemp-derived THC products, with support from Gov. Pritzker and local officials concerned about youth access, but facing opposition from hemp growers.
Chicago Braces for Wintry Blast, Snow Forecasted with Gusts up to 30 MPH
Chicago is facing a chilly forecast, with a 30% chance of snow today, increasing to a 60% chance tonight. Snow showers are more likely Monday, with potential for 1-3 inches. Lake-effect snow may worsen conditions, and commuters should stay informed.
Des Plaines Woman Charged with Threatening Elementary School Shooting in TikTok Video
An 18-year-old from Des Plaines was charged with disorderly conduct after threatening to shoot an elementary school in a TikTok video. No guns were found at her home, and she has been banned from school grounds.
Chicago Achieves 100% Renewable Energy for Municipal Operations, Setting National Precedent
Chicago has transitioned its municipal operations to 100% renewable energy, meeting a goal set by Mayor Brandon Johnson and supported by local organizations, with a significant contribution from the Double Black Diamond solar project.












