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Yahoo
18-05-2025
- Yahoo
Chicago dust storm • Illinois' wealthiest counties • Ice cream recall
CHICAGO - High winds and dry fields kicked up a dangerous dust storm across parts of the Chicago area on Friday; a new report analyzed the wealthiest counties in Illinois; and a voluntary recall of over a dozen ice cream varieties has been issued. These are the top stories in Fox 32's Week in Review. High winds and dry fields kicked up dangerous dust across parts of Chicagoland Friday night, prompting a dust storm warning and reducing visibility for drivers. FULL STORY Lake County leads Illinois in wealth, according to a new report from SmartAsset, which analyzed income, home values, and investment income across all U.S. counties. The annual study used a combination of three financial metrics—median income, investment income, and median home value—to produce a "Wealth Index" score for each county. FULL STORY A common ingredient in some foods and drinks has been linked to an increased risk of blood cancers. Taurine — a non-essential amino acid that also occurs naturally in the bone marrow, brain, heart and muscles — was found to promote the growth of leukemia cells, according to a study by Wilmot Cancer Institute investigators at the University of Rochester in New York. FULL STORY Wells Enterprises, the parent company of popular ice cream brands such as Blue Bunny, Halo Top, Bomb Pops, Blue Ribbon classic ice cream treats and the Cheesecake Factory, has issued a voluntary recall of over a dozen ice cream varieties. FULL STORY One person was critically injured in a home explosion in unincorporated Cary Sunday afternoon. Doors and windows had been blown off the front and back of the house, and smoke was coming from several areas, according to a statement from the Cary Fire Protection District. FULL STORY A Chicago police dispatcher has been reported missing, and her family is asking for help in finding her. Sana Bell, 31, was last seen Thursday afternoon after dropping off a rental car near 1313 East 60th Street in the Woodlawn neighborhood. FULL STORY Authorities responded to a South Side elementary school Tuesday afternoon after 22 children ingested marijuana edibles, according to Chicago police and school officials. Officers said the children of various ages had ingested an unidentified substance—later identified as cannabis in the form of edibles, school officials said. FULL STORY A 15-year-old Michigan boy who went missing after school last week has been spotted in Chicago, prompting a shift in the investigation across state lines. Glenn Lee Brown was reported missing on May 7 after he left Pennfield High School in Calhoun County, Michigan. FULL STORY The City of Chicago has reached a $15.5 million settlement with Chicago Parking Meters, LLC, ending years of legal disputes over its contentious parking meter lease agreement. City officials said the deal, finalized after extensive negotiations, is significantly less than the $322 million originally sought by the private operator. FULL STORY Eleven new automated speed cameras will begin issuing tickets in Chicago starting in June, according to the city's Department of Transportation. The move is part of an ongoing effort to improve traffic safety near schools and parks. FULL STORY
Yahoo
15-05-2025
- Yahoo
Potential storms worry deputies amid search for missing teen
PENNFIELD TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WOOD) — Deputies are continuing their search Thursday for a teenager who hasn't been seen for more than a week. Glenn Lee Brown, 15, was last seen on May 7 leaving Pennfield High School and walking into a wooded area behind the building. On Monday, the Calhoun County Sheriff's Office requested the public's help finding the teenager, who is described as a white male with blond hair and blue eyes, standing at 5 foot, 11 inches and weighing around 150 pounds. Deputies ask homeowners to look for missing teen Multiple agencies are involved in the search, the sheriff's office said in a Thursday update. As they continue the search, law enforcement officers will be using foot searches, K-9 deployment and drone surveillance. They'll also interviewing witnesses to verify new tips, the sheriff's office said. It said every new lead is being 'investigated thoroughly.' Michigan State Police on Wednesday helped the search with a helicopter. Other search efforts included thermal imaging drones and ground searches, the sheriff's office said. If you see him, the sheriff's office said to call 911. It said he may run, so do not approach or chase him. The public is asked to not organize independent search parties, 'as this can interfere with official efforts and cause confusion,' the sheriff's office said. 'We want to remind the public that Glenn is not considered dangerous, but we are growing increasingly concerned for his well-being due to the length of time he has been missing and the potential for incoming severe weather,' the sheriff's office said in the release. Community helps search for missing 15-year-old The teenager may be traveling north along M-66. Residents along M-66 stretching from Pennfield to Barry County are urged to check trail cameras, outbuildings, campers and any other spots that could serve as shelter on their property. Officials are asking permission before searching private property, the sheriff's office said. 'We continue to utilize every available resource and remain committed to bringing Glenn home safely,' it said Thursday. Anyone with information on his location should call Lt. Benjamin Hess at 269.781.0880. To submit an anonymous tip, call at 269.964.3888. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
