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It's an unprecedented move – students are taking the Advanced Placement exams at home, online, during the coronavirus pandemic. But so far, about 15,000 tests will have to be retaken.
Even though temperatures and dew points are rising, lingering clouds and showers have delayed our severe chances.
A puppy switch-up – a local family said they were expecting a Rottweiler, but they were sold a different dog from a completely different breeder.
Illinois state officials on Thursday launched Get Hired Illinois – a new web portal to connect workers with job and career training opportunities as unemployment skyrockets during the coronavirus pandemic.
Several downtown buildings were left without power Thursday after an underground electrical fire in a ComEd vault.
Kenosha County announced Thursday night that it is withdrawing its local actions that kept a stay-at-home order in place after the one in effect statewide in Wisconsin was overturned by the state's Supreme Court.
Students at DePaul University filed a lawsuit this week, seeking a partial tuition refund for the online learning they've been limited to since the coronavirus pandemic began.
In episode eight of "The Last Dance," longtime NBA Coach George Karl was singled out by Michael Jordan for ignoring him at a Chicago restaurant prior to the 1996 Bulls vs. Sonics NBA Finals.
They are divided by a simple state line, but when it comes to commerce, Illinois and parts of Wisconsin are looking very different.
Just 24 hours after Wisconsin's Supreme Court threw out that state's order, the debate is leading to tension on the Illinois-Wisconsin border.
Firefighters were sent to a Loop building Thursday evening after someone got stuck in an elevator.
We have told you story after story of people trying to get mistakes fixed by the state's unemployment benefits office.
"My passion is restaurants. I love the food and I love the cooking."
His uncle remembers him as a child who valued family and unity.
Illinois Department of Public Health Director Dr. Ngozi Ezike said Illinois now has a total of 87,937 confirmed COVID-19 cases in 99 counties, including 3,928 deaths.
