Chicago's weather forecast promises partly sunny skies and mild temperatures in the low 40s, alongside calm winds. Though evenings are expected to be peaceful, river flooding persists in some areas.

Chicago experiences mild weather with temperatures in the 40s, potential morning frost and icy conditions, and localized river flooding, but no significant precipitation is expected in the coming days.

The Illinois State Fire Marshal warns of increased fire and CO risks during winter, urging residents to service heaters, replace filters, and ensure detectors work, as heating equipment causes significant deaths annually.

Chicago artists and environmentalists are turning plastic waste into valuable art, with a fashion show and artworks highlighting sustainable practices and creative reuse.

Chicago experiences a mild weather spell with temperatures in the 40s, while some rivers face flooding. Lake Michigan's nearshore outlook is clear but boaters are warned of possible hazardous conditions early next week.

Chicago is facing variable weather with cloudy skies, light precipitation, and a high of 39 degrees, with potential evening snow and strong winds, as reported by the National Weather Service.

Dixmoor residents face school closures and a boil water order due to multiple water main breaks, highlighting the village's struggle with aging infrastructure.

Fog leads to travel alerts in Chicago, with the National Weather Service reporting visibility under half a mile in some areas and warning of slick conditions due to sub-freezing temperatures. Precipitation is expected, with minimal snow accumulation.

Illinois farmers face challenges addressing agriculture runoff and rejuvenating farming with younger workers amidst rising farmland costs and conservation efforts to reduce runoff's impact on the Gulf's dead zone.

Chicago's weather today includes drizzle, fog, and winds, but sunshine is expected next week with a mix of rain and snow, per the National Weather Service.

Dense fog is expected to clear this afternoon in Chicago, while the evening may bring a 30% chance of rain. The National Weather Service has also issued a hazardous weather outlook due to potential flooding.

Southeast Side Chicago residents oppose a proposed mining ordinance linked to the "Invert Project," raising concerns over environmental impact and community safety.

Chicago faces patchy drizzle, fog, and a high of 38 degrees today, with the National Weather Service warning of visibility issues and potential river rises. The weekend will remain cloudy with slight warming.