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Shortly after 3 a.m., the man walked into the 19th District police station in the 800 block of West Addison Street with a deep laceration to the chest. The victim told police he was in physical altercation with another male. The male was located shortly after and placed into custody, police said.
Witnesses told police someone fired shots from a red vehicle and fled the scene. A 34-year-old man suffered a gunshot wound to the head, and was pronounced dead at the scene. The other victim, 29, suffered a wound to the eye and arm, and was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
Roosevelt Road, Michigan Avenue, Ida B. Wells Drive, DuSable Lake Shore Drive, and Columbus Drive were affected by the closures Friday night and possibly will be through the weekend, Rich Guidice, executive director of the Office of Emergency Management and Communications, said in a news conference Friday evening at Ida B. Wells Drive and Michigan Avenue in the South Loop.
“Vandalism is acting out in a malicious way, and it’s an act of aggression that is communicating a message against property, but ultimately, it is aimed at people, and at an institution, in this case, their school,” said Arthur Lurigio, a professor of psychology and criminal justice at Loyola University Chicago.
When “Faith” took the stand earlier this month, she said Kelly subjected her to degrading sex acts and strict rules. At least once, she had to wait hours for his permission to use the bathroom, she said. In addition, she testified, Kelly gave her herpes after having unprotected sex without disclosing that he had the infection. And after she filed a lawsuit against him, her lawyer received threatening letters, indicating that nude pictures of Faith would leak if she did not drop the case. Afterward, the photos circulated on Facebook anyway, she testified.
“Some stuff is reasonable,” said Omer, “but some stuff, it doesn’t even make sense.” He added that the city visited his business three times: after he had almost finished fixing the initial set of violations, they came back and gave him more things to fix, which included extending the drywall up throughout the building.
“Healthy adults seem to have terrific immunity from the initial two-dose series but, over time, that immunity may wane, resulting in increased risk of minor breakthrough infection at first and maybe more significant infection later — regardless of a variant driving the need for more variant-specific immunity,” she said.
Earlier this month, he extended the deadline for health care workers, education employees and college students statewide to receive their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine or undergo regular testing. That requirement, originally slated to kick in Sept. 5, now takes effect Sunday, an extension granted after school leaders, teachers unions and the health care industry asked for more time to comply.
The defense accused prosecutors of using the Proud Boys to inject race into the case and suggested it couldn’t have played a role because the three men Rittenhouse fired upon were white. Rittenhouse fatally shot Rosenbaum, 36, and Anthony Huber, 26. A third man, Gaige Grosskreutz, who prosecutors have said was armed with a handgun, survived the teen shooting him in the arm.
“Namely, stunted corn, the tips of corn cobs not filling (which means less overall yield), and soybeans not filling as many pods as they would under normal moisture conditions. Based on my communications with folks in that area and reports I’ve gotten from other sources it seems the actual impacts to yields are highly variable,” Ford wrote in an email to the Tribune. “Most folks will not have a great year in terms of yield, some may hit average, but I think many will be slightly to moderately below average on yield. That area got enough rain in the critical July-August period that the crop wasn’t a complete loss, like it was in 2012 or 1988.”