The Chicago Lighthouse celebrating 120 years of helping the blind
The Chicago Lighthouse, one of the largest employers of people with disabilities in Illinois, is turning 120 this year.
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The Chicago Lighthouse, one of the largest employers of people with disabilities in Illinois, is turning 120 this year.
A Chicago Park District program has teens teeing up scares for Halloween for a good cause.
At a time when communities across the Chicago area are grappling with how to handle the booming data center industry, northwest suburban Elk Grove Village is embracing it.
A Sacramento mother says her son acted on instinct when he confronted and fatally shot a gunman during a deadly school shooting in Oregon, an attack that killed three children and a teacher.
The fraternity where a sexual assault allegedly took place near the University of Chicago is vowing to make sure the suspect faces justice.
The Illinois High School Association has placed Lincoln-Way East High School on probation following accusations of racism at sporting events.
A bizarre incident at Chicago O'Hare International Airport has gone viral on social media, as video captured a bird attacking passengers in line in Terminal 5.
A group of Chicago alderpersons is calling for an outside investigation into sexual harassment allegations against school board president candidate Hilario Dominguez.
For 45 of the Uptown Theatre's more than 100 years — about half the time it's been standing — the general public has not been able to enjoy its size, splendor or impressiveness. Now, through Open House Chicago, you can.
Chicago has opened voting to name the giant boulder that was dug up at O'Hare International Airport during construction.
Chicago police are warning West Town residents after at least five cars were damaged early Friday morning.
Jon Lampley, who was the trumpeter for "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" for 11 years, is playing a show in Chicago Sunday, Oct. 18.
David Brion says his wife, Mary, called before takeoff to say there was a storm and they might have to go around it. "I don't know if they did or not," he said.
Indiana State Police said a woman is now facing 42 felony charges for creating fake expungement orders and stealing money from victims who thought they were clients at the law firm where she worked.
A group was caught on camera taking an ATM from a gas station in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood early Friday morning.
