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• Publication date: Jan. 18, 2008 Clear

• 10 S. Kedzie Ave Plummeting Mercury Prompts Safety Warnings

  The Garfield Center, at 10 S. Kedzie Ave., is open 24 hours. The other four warming centers are the North Area Center at 4740 N. Sheridan Rd., the Trina Davila Center at 4345-47 W. Armitage Ave., the King Center at 4314 S. Cottage Grove Ave., and the South Chicago Center at 8759 S. Commercial Ave. They are open during the day.

  Published by CBS News (Channel 2) on January 18, 2008.

• 4740 N. Sheridan Rd Plummeting Mercury Prompts Safety Warnings

  The Garfield Center, at 10 S. Kedzie Ave., is open 24 hours. The other four warming centers are the North Area Center at 4740 N. Sheridan Rd., the Trina Davila Center at 4345-47 W. Armitage Ave., the King Center at 4314 S. Cottage Grove Ave., and the South Chicago Center at 8759 S. Commercial Ave. They are open during the day.

  Published by CBS News (Channel 2) on January 18, 2008.

• 4345-47 W. Armitage Ave Plummeting Mercury Prompts Safety Warnings

  The Garfield Center, at 10 S. Kedzie Ave., is open 24 hours. The other four warming centers are the North Area Center at 4740 N. Sheridan Rd., the Trina Davila Center at 4345-47 W. Armitage Ave., the King Center at 4314 S. Cottage Grove Ave., and the South Chicago Center at 8759 S. Commercial Ave. They are open during the day.

  Published by CBS News (Channel 2) on January 18, 2008.

• 4314 S. Cottage Grove Ave Plummeting Mercury Prompts Safety Warnings

  The Garfield Center, at 10 S. Kedzie Ave., is open 24 hours. The other four warming centers are the North Area Center at 4740 N. Sheridan Rd., the Trina Davila Center at 4345-47 W. Armitage Ave., the King Center at 4314 S. Cottage Grove Ave., and the South Chicago Center at 8759 S. Commercial Ave. They are open during the day.

  Published by CBS News (Channel 2) on January 18, 2008.

• 8759 S. Commercial Ave Plummeting Mercury Prompts Safety Warnings

  The Garfield Center, at 10 S. Kedzie Ave., is open 24 hours. The other four warming centers are the North Area Center at 4740 N. Sheridan Rd., the Trina Davila Center at 4345-47 W. Armitage Ave., the King Center at 4314 S. Cottage Grove Ave., and the South Chicago Center at 8759 S. Commercial Ave. They are open during the day.

  Published by CBS News (Channel 2) on January 18, 2008.

• 562 N. LeClaire Ave Fire Severely Damages West Side Church

  As CBS 2's Vince Gerasole reports, crews responded around 9:15 a.m. to a fire at the Emmanuel Temple Church, at 562 N. LeClaire Ave. By 11 a.m., most of the fire crews were cleaning up, although one crew was still battling a hot spot.

  Published by CBS News (Channel 2) on January 18, 2008.

• 4048 W. Division St. 6 Reportedly Shot On West Side, 1 Child Dead

  Chicago police say the child was shot in the head and died a short time later following a shooting at an apartment building at 4048 W. Division St.

  Published by CBS News (Channel 2) on January 18, 2008.

• 4048 W. Division St Man, Child Critical After West Side Attack

  Interim Police Superintendent Dana Starks says the child was shot in the head, and the adult was shot and stabbed at the four-story apartment building at 4048 W. Division St. A second adult male was pistol-whipped.

  Published by CBS News (Channel 2) on January 18, 2008.

• Dan Ryan and 47th Street overpass Off-Duty Corrections Officer Killed In Crash

  Police said the 41-year-old officer was on her way to work on the expressway around 11:15 p.m., traveling north in an express lane, when she lost control of her vehicle. She crashed into a pillar supporting the 47th Street overpass, then swerved back across the express lanes and struck a cement median that separated the express lanes from the CTA's Red Line tracks, Illinois State Police Trooper Mark Hall said.

  Published by CBS News (Channel 2) on January 18, 2008.

• 554 N. LeClaire Ave Fire Breaks Out In West Side Church

  About 9:15 a.m., crews responded to a fire at 554 N. LeClaire Ave., according to Fire Media Affairs spokesman Richard Rosado.

  Published by CBS News (Channel 2) on January 18, 2008.

• Logan Square Church Service Welcomes People, Pets

  At an Episcopal church in Logan Square, both people and their pets are welcome.

  Published by NBC 5 on January 18, 2008.

• 3228 W. Wabansia Ave Woman Charges Police Shot, Killed Her Dogs

  At the time, Castillo lived on the first floor of a coach house at 3228 W. Wabansia Ave. with her 15-year-old son and her two dogs.

  Published by NBC 5 on January 18, 2008.

• 4026 W. Division Street. BREAKING NEWS: Child Slain, Others Injured In West Side Assault

  Police were at the scene at an apartment at 4026 W. Division Street.The area had been blocked off as of 11 a.m.

  Published by NBC 5 on January 18, 2008.

• 4830 N Broadway Things to do this weekend: Jan 18 - 20

  The Rise and Fall of CAWC . Pro wrestling! Hell yeah! And comedy? We’d say it’s a match made in heaven, if the very nature of the WWE weren’t already comedic in and of itself. 10pm. Annoyance Theatre, 4830 N Broadway between Lawrence Ave and Ainslie St (773-561-4665). El: Red to Lawrence. Bus: 36 Broadway, 81 Lawrence (24hrs). $15

  Published by Time Out Chicago on January 18, 2008.

• 400 S State St Things to do this weekend: Jan 18 - 20

  This year, the library’s Martin Luther King Day celebration gets a little help from the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of African American History and Culture. The result is a daylong program of lectures, talks and activities that aim to help the public preserve historically valuable African-American items they may house. Attend a workshop to learn how to preserve family stories, garments, documents and more with conservation specialists; or bring in up to three of your own treasures for historical review. Reservations are required.

  Published by Time Out Chicago on January 18, 2008.

• 164 N State St Things to do this weekend: Jan 18 - 20

  The Siskel has been scoring some great docs on unlikely topics (Helvetica, anyone?) and they’ve done it again with Note by Note, which follows the construction of a single Steinway grand piano, with the bonus of some famous musicians discussing how they choose a piano. We know, it doesn’t sound exactly riveting, but trust us on this one.

  Published by Time Out Chicago on January 18, 2008.

• 329 N Dearborn St Things to do this weekend: Jan 18 - 20

  Acid jazz pioneers the Greyboy Allstars didn’t release an album between 1997 and 2007, but last year’s What Happened to Television? show the San Diego group’s chops have far from dried up.

  Published by Time Out Chicago on January 18, 2008.

• 111 N State St Things to do this weekend: Jan 18 - 20

  Don’t start circling just yet, buzzards. This ain’t a yard sale. It’s a flea market. The department store concludes its European market with a three-day sale, when everything is marked 35–75% off the original price. Find amazing goods from jewelry and luggage to furniture and framed art.

  Published by Time Out Chicago on January 18, 2008.

• 8 S Michigan Ave Things to do this weekend: Jan 18 - 20

  We know you’re wiped out this month after paying off those credit card bills, but that doesn’t mean you have to neglect your body. Eshe is having a special $45 event through the end of January, so you can still look pretty—even if your wallet isn’t. Get a 30 minute facial (normally $65), a 40-minute Sweedish massage (normally $70) or a Peppermint Patty pedicure (normally $60)—for $45 each.

  Published by Time Out Chicago on January 18, 2008.

• 1225 W Belmont Ave Things to do this weekend: Jan 18 - 20

  BoHo Theatre’s soaring production of Jason Robert Brown’s song cycle was a big hit last fall at the Heartland Studio Theatre, the company’s tiny Rogers Park home. It returns for an extended run in a very different space at the Theatre Building.

  Published by Time Out Chicago on January 18, 2008.

• 3131 W Logan Blvd Things to do this weekend: Jan 18 - 20

  The Logan Square boutique teams up with Spanish wine promoters for this Vibrant Rioja Nights event. Appearing fresh off the catwalk is Project Runway model Amanda Alter, as well as the show’s Chicago-based designer, Steven Rosengard. In addition to wine tastings and cheese samples, guests also will be the first to see an original dress designed by Rosenbard, which will be modeled by Alter and then auctioned off to one lucky winner on Tue 22.

  Published by Time Out Chicago on January 18, 2008.

• 1212 E 59th St Things to do this weekend: Jan 18 - 20

  What’s that? You STILL haven’t seen Once? Seriously, we raved about it over the summer, we left you a text message about it, we snuck into your house and wrote it onto your calendar, and you ignored us. Well fine. Go see this lovely film without us.

  Published by Time Out Chicago on January 18, 2008.

• 1655 W Cortland St Things to do this weekend: Jan 18 - 20

  This punk-rock deconstruction of Argentina’s most famous first lady, written in 1970 by queer Argentine expat Copi, rocks the Trap Door with a live score performed by musician Sam Lewis.

  Published by Time Out Chicago on January 18, 2008.

• 3159 N Southport Ave Things to do this weekend: Jan 18 - 20

  The Walkmen started out as semi-indie hopefuls, but since their debut they’ve proved themselves beholden to no one’s expectations. Indeed, 2006 saw the release of not just their rootsy third album A Hundred Miles Off, but a track-by-track cover of the Harry Nilsson and John Lennon collaboration Pussy Cats, and for years the group has been threatening to complete its collectively written novel. The group’s fourth original album is slated for spring. Be sure to catch high-energy openers White Rabbits, who got it going on. DJs the Prairie Cartel spin upstairs.

  Published by Time Out Chicago on January 18, 2008.

• 1354 W Wabansia Ave Things to do this weekend: Jan 18 - 20

  The Hideout makes plenty of forays into indie rock and jazz, but tonight it’ll do what it does best: Down-home roots music, and tonight features a crew of the usual suspects. Before the music starts, there will be a 6 PM potluck dinner. Anybody who brings a dish of food (“not just a bag of potato chips,” they specify) will get a discount. After the show, there will be a picking party open to all.

  Published by Time Out Chicago on January 18, 2008.

• 1155 E 57th St at University Ave Things to do this weekend: Jan 18 - 20

  Does it surprise you to hear that $700 is up for grabs at this tourney? We see it as proof that being a smarty-pants does pay off. Sign up now for this four-rounder (limited to the first 60 players to register) and you could tote home a piece of the pie.

  Published by Time Out Chicago on January 18, 2008.

• Bucktown Marc by Marc Jacobs opens…finally

  We’ve been tracking the most anticipated boutique opening of 2007 for about a year now, so it’s nice to finally be able to say that the Marc by Marc Jacobs store in Bucktown is officially open for business. I stopped by yesterday to meet with his long-time business partner, Robert Duffy, and the space is packed full of MJ goodies.

  Published by Time Out Chicago on January 18, 2008.

• 1854 W Chase Ave Deal of the day: $5,000 off closing costs at 1854 W Chase Ave

  The last two-bed, two-bath unit at 1854 W Chase Ave, a rehab project in Rogers Park, is available for $269,900.

  Published by YoChicago on January 18, 2008.

• River North High-end loft conversions underway in River North warehouse

  River North may be known for its high-rises, but another development is ready to compete - with just five stories. New Homes Magazine contributor Dana Dubriwny brings us the story of Park Kingsbury Residences, the newest loft conversion in River North.

  Published by YoChicago on January 18, 2008.

• 3553 N. Fremont Smith ruled fit to stand trial in deadly arson

  During her hearing, Smith pled not guilty on all charges, but prosecutors said they had a videotape of Smith admitting to setting the 7 a.m. March 10 fire in a stairwell at 3553 N. Fremont that killed Jennifer Carlson, Jason Bowers, Jerod Pilgreen and Joseph Schultz, all in their 20s.

  Published by Lake View Booster on January 18, 2008.