Chicago faces severe cold and heavy snowfall disrupting travel, with a Hazardous Weather Outlook issued for the area, including lake effect snow causing near-blizzard conditions and extremely low wind chills.

Chicago anticipates severe winter weather with expected snow, blowing snow, and extreme cold as advisories and warnings are issued. Travel is discouraged in areas like northeast Porter County due to whiteout conditions.

A federal court approved a $12.25 million settlement for residents affected by a botched demolition in Chicago's Little Village that took place in April 2020.

Chicago faces extreme cold with a wind chill advisory, two rounds of snowfall, and hazardous travel conditions, but may see a warm-up later in January.

Chicago faces severe cold with temperatures feeling as low as -35 degrees, leading to school closures and frostbite risks, with some snow expected later in the week.

Severe cold in Chicago has led to multiple school closures, with Chicago Public Schools yet to decide, amidst safety concerns for students reliant on school resources.

Chicago faced severe cold on MLK Day with NWS warnings of extreme temperatures and wind chills as low as -27°F, leading to school closures and transport disruptions.

Extreme cold strikes Chicago, with wind chill values reaching -20 to -35 degrees, prompting advisories and warnings, and suggesting a risk for frostbite and hazardous travel.

The Green Garden Golf Dome in Frankfort collapsed due to a winter storm, with no injuries as no one was inside at the time. The damage is significant, affecting the venue and its amenities.

A cold wave in the northern U.S. led to a death in Cook County and disrupted events, including political campaigns. Officials grapple with human and climate crises, as the nation faces severe winter weather.

Chicago is facing a severe cold snap with snow, hazardous winds, and an excessive cold risk warning from the National Weather Service. Wind chills could reach -19 degrees.

Chicago area schools are turning to e-learning or closing due to a winter storm, ensuring safety amid predicted heavy snowfall, wind gusts, and subzero temperatures.

The Illinois EPA urges local entities to apply for part of a $2 billion environmental and climate justice grant from the U.S. EPA under the Inflation Reduction Act.