Chicago's Auditorium Theatre Celebrates 130 Years
Chicago's Auditorium Theatre is celebrating 130 years with an open house celebration on Monday.
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Chicago's Auditorium Theatre is celebrating 130 years with an open house celebration on Monday.
"January is usually a slow month for auto sales, but this January is going to be particularly tough," said David Sloan, president of the Chicago Automobile Trade Association.
In 1984, Apple launched its ground-breaking Macintosh computer.
Monday is going to be a rainy day and then the Chicago area is in for a temperature drop.
Eight cars were set on fire in an abandoned lot in West Pullman.
A new E. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce is growing – with cases now in 23 states.
The holiday season came alive Sunday on the Near West Side.
A firefighter was injured Sunday evening when a fire broke out in west suburban Bellwood.
'Tis the season for package thefts, but people trying to report the crimes said they got the runaround from police and 311.
Fred Hampton, the former leader of the Illinois Black Panther Party, was remembered Sunday – 50 years after he was shot to death by police.
A train accident in Northwest Indiana claimed the life of a Chicago woman early Sunday.
Dense fog is possible by daybreak Monday as fog is already forming, and low-level moisture was increasing on our southerly wind flow Sunday night.
A small number of students have received citations from campus police at Northwestern University for their conduct outside a speaking engagement by former U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions last month.
A man and woman were wounded in a drive-by shooting in Lawndale Sunday afternoon.
Viles, 34, had escaped from the Grundy County Jail during a meal delivery around 4:30 p.m. Saturday.
