Sunny but cold weather in Chicago, with a wintry weekend ahead including the shortest day of the year. Mild conditions expected leading up to Christmas with no major travel disruptions anticipated.

Chicago faces a three-part snow system with slick roads, a second round of flurries, and temperatures around 30 degrees Fahrenheit, potentially impacting commutes.

A wall collapse at Chicago's former Tribune Freedom Center, a future casino site, sent debris into the Chicago River, raising environmental concerns. Cleanup is underway, with perlite identified as the non-toxic substance involved.

USDA declared disaster in Alexander and Union Counties, Illinois, enabling emergency loans for farmers affected by Hurricane Helene, as announced by the Illinois Department of Agriculture.

Chicago is expecting mixed snow and drizzle from Thursday afternoon with 50% chance of snow post-4 pm and Friday's snow showers before afternoon at an 80% chance, as per the National Weather Service.

The future of Chicago's Damen Silos is uncertain as plans for their demolition progress, awaiting city approval after Army Corps consent, with a requirement for historical markers.

Chicago forecasts a wintery mix with potential snow accumulations and chilly temperatures, urging residents to prepare for slippery conditions and a cold commute.

Sims Metal Management has been granted a permit by the City of Chicago to continue metal scrapping despite community protests, with mandated air monitors and emissions controls in place.

Chicago's weather forecast suggests a snowy week ahead with potential travel impacts, according to the National Weather Service and NBC 5 Meteorologist Kevin Jeanes.

Chicago experienced dense fog this morning, with an advisory until 11 a.m. Visibility will improve by noon, with warm temperatures around 50 degrees despite overcast skies and gusty winds.

Dense fog advisory issued in Chicago, with near-zero visibility affecting morning commute; caution advised for drivers. Weather to clear up with a warm afternoon.

Chicago faces severe winter weather with sub-zero wind chills and single-digit temperatures, disrupting services like the CTA. The cold spell brings the season's lowest temperatures despite partial sunlight.

Chicago faces frigid conditions with dangerously low wind chills, but relief and warmer temperatures are expected over the weekend with a mix of rain and partly sunny skies.