Chicago expects snow, cold winds, and harsh wind chills, with lake effect snow causing hazardous roads near Lake Michigan. Temperatures to plummet overnight; extreme cold to persist through mid-week.

A water main break in Alsip, near Chicago, is causing disruptions, with emergency crews responding to fix the issue. No boil order has been issued yet.

Chicago expects more snow over the weekend with possible accumulation and gusty winds, per the National Weather Service and ABC7 Chicago meteorologists' forecasts.

A water main break in Skokie causes flooding, icy roads, and a Boil Water Order, with emergency services working on repairs and schools closed for the day.

Chicago is preparing for a snowy, icy weekend with sub-zero wind chills and accumulating snow that may impact travel, per the National Weather Service and NBC 5.

Chicago is experiencing persistent cold weather, with forecasts predicting more snow, subzero wind chills, and temperatures as low as -3 degrees. Residents are advised to dress warmly and be cautious of icy conditions.

Chicago prepares for a major winter storm; over 100 educational institutions close for e-learning. The city expects 4-6 inches of snow with potential travel disruptions.

Snow is forecasted for Chicago, with a major event on Wednesday bringing 3 to 7 inches during the day and 2 to 4 inches at night, and a Winter Storm Watch is in effect.

Two major storms are forecast to bring heavy snow to Chicago and D.C., with Chicago expecting the season's heaviest snowfall and D.C. bracing for 4-6 inches. The storms will affect travel, particularly evening commutes.

Chicago's partly sunny Sunday precedes a week of varied weather, with scattered flurries and a cold but quiet day expected, before potential snowfall midweek that may require shoveling.

Chicago Police Department announced a DUI Saturation Patrol in the 19th District, set for February 8-9, to tackle impaired driving and traffic violations.

Chicago anticipates difficult winter weather with a mix of snow, rain, sleet, and ice forecasted for the weekend, potentially impacting travel and public safety.

Chicago's icy weather caused hazardous conditions, leading to crashes and travel advisories. Roads and sidewalks were slippery, with authorities responding to incidents and advising against unnecessary travel.