Amid early start to flu season, Chicago doctors say get your shots early
Flu season is hitting earlier this year, with hospitals already tracking cases across Chicago, about a month earlier than normal.
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Flu season is hitting earlier this year, with hospitals already tracking cases across Chicago, about a month earlier than normal.
The cafeteria and patient kitchen at Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center have been temporarily closed after failing a recent public health inspection, after officials found black slime and more than 200 live cockroaches in the facility.
For one graduate, the program was more than job training, but the start of her new business and a new life.
A former school custodian has been sentenced to four years in prison, after he pleaded guilty to secretly filming students and staff in the bathroom at a middle school in Chicago's northern suburbs.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to take up a lawsuit challenging a Chicago ordinance allowing the city to seize a car owner's vehicles over unpaid parking tickets.
Another beluga whale rescued from Marineland in Canada has died, this time at SeaWorld San Diego, officials there said.
A former state of Illinois subcontractor has been charged with orchestrating a fraud scheme to obtain $4.7 million in unemployment benefits for herself and hundreds of other people at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic by falsifying their pay records.
It's the middle of Spooky Season — 12 days out from Halloween — but it's beginning to look a little like Christmas in Chicago's Daley Plaza.
This past weekend, more than 1,000 birds were killed flying into buildings in Chicago and Evanston, advocates for bird safety said.
Legend has it that the devil once went down to Bridgeport — specifically to a still-standing, but now unassuming building on Archer Avenue called Kaiser Hall.
A Chicago man has been charged with the beating death of his girlfriend at their apartment in the East Garfield Park neighborhood.
Chicago police issued a warning after nearly 20 cars were stolen in West Town, West Loop and Near West Side since the beginning of October.
A rat birth control maker touted the success of its product in Chicago's Wicker Park and Bucktown neighborhoods on Monday.
The Metra Electric Line on Chicago's South Side was disrupted during the Monday morning rush after a train struck a pedestrian.
The Chicago Transit Authority Brown Line was running with major delays just in time for the morning rush Monday.
