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 Thursday, Dec 20 A new report by Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan's office reveals allegations of sexual abuse of minors are more widespread then has been previously publicly acknowledged by Catholic officials. Previously, 18 Chicago-area Jesuit priests were named in a list alleging sexual abuse. Three men and one woman who say they were sexually abused by priests decades ago filed a lawsuit against every diocese in Illinois for an alleged ongoing scheme to cover up sexual assault by priests. |   | |
| Mayor Emanuel plans to open part of the long-awaited Navy Pier Flyover today, as well as the 41st Street pedestrian bridge, creating new ways to get around for pedestrians and bicyclists. The city's head of transportation had promised it would be finished and open before Christmas. |
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| Some parts of Chicago that historically have seen a pattern of disinvestment are experiencing a significant uptick in housing prices, as a strong economy attracts investors to more neighborhoods. |
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| A record-breaking number of travelers will be crowding the nation's runways, roads and rails for this holiday season, according to the AAA. |
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| In the wake of an unnerving theft, a couple's neighbors have shown support by displaying rainbow flags at their own houses. |
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| Illinois declined in population for the fifth year in a row, losing an estimated 45,116 residents in 2018, according to the latest census data released Wednesday. |
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| The CTA installed anti-pee shields at a number of "L" stations several years ago, but hasn't rolled them out to more stations. |
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| CBD, the cannabis compound that doesn't get users high, is exploding. The U.S. market for CBD products grew by more than 80 percent in 2018. It's not mainstream yet, but it's getting there, and Chicago businesses are responding. |
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