Annette Nance-Holt Confirmed As Chicago's First Black Female Fire Commissioner
Annette Nance-Holt was confirmed as the Chicago Fire Commissioner on Wednesday.
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Annette Nance-Holt was confirmed as the Chicago Fire Commissioner on Wednesday.
As the pandemic goes on, the blood shortage in the U.S. is worsening.
"I can't understand why someone like me, who works extremely hard during the most difficult time for any educator, that there's no enough money to save my position."
Aldermen were supposed to vote on the renaming last month, but it was delayed by a procedural move.
Three men were shot in Wentworth Gardens Wednesday morning.
Tickets for the North American stadium shows go on sale June 30.
Chicago's violence made national news again Wednesday, but this time there is a federal plan of action.
A veteran mail carrier is fed up and speaking out – exposing the behind-the-scenes issues affecting your mail delivery.
Illinois is finally fully open but not in time to prevent some businesses from closing.
Rideshare companies don't let drivers log on until they cough up cash for City of Chicago fines. The problem: Taylor says the unpaid tickets are not his.
A 14-year-old boy is recovering Wednesday morning, after he was shot in the foot while standing outside in West Garfield Park.
An attempted robbery on the Blue Line ended with a CTA train window being shattered by a bullet in Garfield Park.
Intense summer heat continues.
The low for Tuesday night is 61. Look for passing showers for the morning commute.
Two young children will now grow up without parents, with their mom and dad both now having died from their wounds in a gruesome shooting during Puerto Rican pride festivities in Humboldt Park.
