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Lacking both enforcement and the weight of law, the new code is both useless and toothless.

The 10-month-old cubs were found in Anchorage, Alaska, by officials with the state’s Department of Fish and Game and brought to Chicago Nov. 4.

Protesters said more than 10 dump trucks were lined up to enter the site to lay a gravel base, which city officials have said is required of any site intended for a migrant camp.

Sgt. Michael Huff and his wife, Jackie, were found shot to death Sunday in their Homer Glen home after someone called 911 to report hearing arguing and gunshots.

Gustavo Belleza, 36, was arrested Monday for possessing two stolen identifications, 10 bank cards not belonging to him and several burglary tools, according to police. He was first arrested Nov. 7 after Chicago police and postal inspection officials accused him of more than 15 burglaries and mail…

Former All-Star eager to continue on comeback path with new organization

Patrick was initially injured while chasing down Lions safety Tracy Walker, who had recovered an apparent fumble on a play in which Cole Kmet already had been ruled down. The Bears will turn the play in to the league office for review.

The Bears’ star cornerback had two chances for interceptions — both of which were potential pick-6s — but just missed both of them. “I had two opportunities to put 14 points on the board,” he said. “Gotta finish those better.”

A jury in California convicted two executives from Gree USA Inc. for not telling the government what it knew about the defects. The appliances were widely sold under well-known brand names.

Rocky has pleaded not guilty to two felony counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm.

The All-Pro wide receiver has missed six games with a right hamstring injury. He’s been practicing on a limited basis since Nov. 8, but he and Vikings coach Kevin O’Connell — whose team is 5-1 without Jefferson — are being extra careful about Jefferson returning too soon.