Local Non-Profit 'Let It Be Us' Collects Vans Full Of Donations For Foster Kids
A local non-profit collected two vans full of supplies to donate to kids transitioning into foster care.
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A local non-profit collected two vans full of supplies to donate to kids transitioning into foster care.
Property owners no longer need to pay high lawyer fees for tax refund recovery.
People living near Lamon and Cullom avenues in Portage Park say private trash companies are unloading dumpsters before the crash of dawn, waking them up and violating a city ordinance while they're at it.
One social media post turned into an outpouring of help in the Irving Park community.
A Chicago police SUV was involved in a crash Wednesday morning.
Clarence Ray's sport-utility vehicle was stolen and was involved in a police pursuit, before it crashed into a house on Wentworth Avenue in Fernwood last week.
Rodney Andrews wants to unpack his boxed-up life. There is just one catch – he's one of the many people getting hosed by Chicago's Water Department.
Cannabis business representatives said they were caught off guard and disappointed after a City Council committee approved an ordinance that would delay recreational marijuana sales in Chicago until July.
An Arctic cold front was over central Wisconsin Tuesday afternoon and is coming this way.
Hundreds of people braved frigid temperatures in downtown Chicago Tuesday night to rally in support of impeaching President Donald Trump.
Racist taunts were hurled at a girls' basketball game recently – and several players were targeted, including one standing right at the free-throw line.
Angie Monroy was shot in the head Saturday night while walking home from work. She died the next day.
Pay what's owed or you're out – that is the city's ultimatum to a company that officials say is not paying some of its employees what they're owed.
