Author: staff
CVS: Starting June 1, people who get vaccinated by the chain can enter its #OneStepCloser Sweepstakes. Thousands of prizes will be awarded through weekly drawings for six weeks. Prizes will include 50 gifts of $500 and five gifts of $5,000 for family reunions; 100 weeklong cruises for two on Norwegian Cruise Line; five trips for two to Bermuda; a trip for two to the Super Bowl; and 500 gift cards worth $100 each for couples to go on dates, among other rewards. People ages 18 and older who get vaccinated by CVS during the six-week-long sweepstakes, who register to get vaccinated at CVS, or who have already been vaccinated by CVS are eligible to enter.
CVS: Starting June 1, people who get vaccinated by the chain can enter its #OneStepCloser Sweepstakes. Thousands of prizes will be awarded through weekly drawings for six weeks. Prizes will include 50 gifts of $500 and five gifts of $5,000 for family reunions; 100 weeklong cruises for two on Norwegian Cruise Line; five trips for two to Bermuda; a trip for two to the Super Bowl; and 500 gift cards worth $100 each for couples to go on dates, among other rewards. People ages 18 and older who get vaccinated by CVS during the six-week-long sweepstakes, who register to get vaccinated at CVS, or who have already been vaccinated by CVS are eligible to enter.
Through May 23, 239 people were slain in Chicago, a jump of about 22% over the same time last year, when there were 196 homicides, according to official Chicago Police Department statistics. Total shooting victims also were up by double digits, with 1,295 people nonfatally or fatally struck by gunfire compared with 940 last year, an increase of roughly 38%, the statistics through May 23 show.
Harrison was charged with neglect of a dependent resulting in serious bodily injury, level 3 felony, domestic battery resulting in serious bodily injury to an endangered adult, level 4 felony, domestic battery resulting against an endangered adult resulting in bodily injury, level 5 felony, neglect of a dependent resulting in bodily injury, level 5 felony, domestic battery against an endangered adult, level 6 felony, neglect of a dependent, level 6 felony, and domestic battery, class A misdemeanor.
A man was seen tossing a gun out of the Hellcat as it slowed on the Cline Avenue ramp, another state trooper said. The driver, later identified as Evans, jumped out of the passenger side door, while the car was slowing to a halt, climbed up the wall and jumped off the exit ramp, documents state.
Dr. Luce Kassi, from left, a second year resident, Dr. Constants Adams, fourth year resident, Dr. Eseohi Ehimiaghe, first year resident, Dr. Tamara Weddington, first year resident, and Dr. Mary Tate, third year resident, attend a Zoom meeting with other residents and instructors in a conference room at Prentice Women’s Hospital in Chicago on May 21, 2021. (Jose M. Osorio / Chicago Tribune)
A sheriff’s deputy spotted Bahena Rivera, who worked at a local dairy farm, driving the distinctive vehicle the next day. During a lengthy interrogation that began Aug. 20, 2018, Bahena Rivera said that he drove past Tibbetts while she was running and turned around to get another look because he found her attractive.
Under the timeline for the currently scheduled March 15, 2022 primary, candidates could begin circulating their nominating petitions to appear on the ballot at the end of August, with filing set to begin on Nov. 22. If lawmakers don’t approve a congressional map until sometime in the fall, as expected, that would leave little time to qualify for the ballot under the current timetable.
The study, led by Maggie Hickey, a former federal prosecutor and former executive inspector general of Illinois, found multiple criticisms of Mapes, including accusations of enforcing unwritten policies he made up on the spot, yelling and cursing, and making “explicit or indirect threats regarding people’s jobs.”
“I was not given the opportunity to defend myself. I was not given the opportunity to know who this person was that was allegedly offended. I don’t even know her,” he wrote. “I never had any kind of relationship or approach with this person. I didn’t even have a chance to talk to her, to know the real reasons for her pain. That person, an employee, was not protected. I, a sponsored athlete, was not protected.”