Cicero

Joe Belgio, a veteran and retired firefighter from Cicero, suffered a brain injury after eating oysters at the restaurant. The incident took place at Gibsons Steakhouse in Oak Brook, according to a lawsuit.

Joe Belgio, a Cicero veteran and retired firefighter, suffered a brain injury after eating oysters at Gibsons Steakhouse in Oak Brook. A lawsuit has been filed regarding this incident.

A lawsuit claims that Joe Belgio, a Cicero veteran and retired firefighter, suffered a brain injury after eating oysters. The alleged incident occurred at Gibsons Steakhouse in Oak Brook.

A lawsuit states that Cicero veteran and retired firefighter Joe Belgio suffered a brain injury after eating oysters at Gibsons Steakhouse in Oak Brook. The legal action pertains to the incident that occurred while he was dining at the Illinois steakhouse.

Residents in Cicero, Ill., are concerned about a potential data center being built on the Hawthorne Race Course site. Longtime resident Blanca Martinez fears the project could disrupt her neighborhood's quiet environment.

Cicero is using more than $96 million in federal funding to tackle ongoing flooding problems caused by major storms. The funds aim to address years of storm-related damage in the area.

A juvenile driver fled a traffic stop in a stolen car, causing a rollover crash that injured two Illinois State Police troopers in Cicero. The incident is under investigation by the Illinois State Police.

Two Illinois State Police troopers were hospitalized after a crash involving a suspect's vehicle in Cicero Tuesday night.

Two Illinois State Police troopers were injured in a T-bone collision in Cicero overnight and are recovering in the hospital. The crash occurred around midnight on South Cicero Avenue.

Two Illinois State Police troopers were injured in a rollover crash in Cicero Tuesday night, according to ISP.

A boil order is in effect for residents in parts of Cicero. The order requires people in affected areas to boil water before use.

A boil order for drinking and cooking water has been issued for parts of Cicero following a water main break. The order applies to residents in affected areas.

Severe storms in Chicago are ending a week-long heatwave but bringing concerns of damaging winds, lightning, and flash flooding. The National Weather Service reported wind gusts up to 70 mph, recent heavy rainfall in Kane County, and a flood advisory in Cook County.

Six Chicago-area residents filed lawsuits against federal immigration agents alleging harm during Operation Midway Blitz, as Cook County State's Attorney Eileen O'Neill Burke has not filed criminal charges. The lawsuits target agents over incidents including pepper-spraying a father with his 1-year-old, tear-gassing individuals, and violence during arrests.

A woman was killed in a two-car crash early Thursday morning in west suburban Cicero. The driver is suspected of driving under the influence (DUI).

A 47-year-old man, Jorge Vaca, was killed in an explosion on the Eisenhower Expressway in Westchester. Authorities, including the FBI and bomb squads, investigated the incident, which caused major roadway closures. The FBI confirmed the explosion was not linked to other events or additional individuals.

Officer Rey Ramos, who was seriously injured in a crash during a pursuit of a burglary suspect in April, was released from the hospital Thursday afternoon and will continue his recovery at home.

A fiery blaze in an apartment building on the 4700 block of West 19th Street in Cicero on Tuesday evening sent a plume of smoke into the air. Fire crews quickly controlled the fire, displacing four people but no injuries were reported.