Illinois Attorney General Opens Probe Into Money Troubles At C4 Mental Health Centers
Canceled appointments, missing prescriptions, and broken promises; a huge non-profit mental health services provider is failing its own employees.
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Canceled appointments, missing prescriptions, and broken promises; a huge non-profit mental health services provider is failing its own employees.
Thieves are hitting luxury stores and making off with pricey merchandise.
A man was punched in the face on a Blue Line train Friday morning.
A coyote led police on a chase through the Cabrini-Green area Thursday night, amid an all-out hunt for a coyote that bit a young boy on the head in Lincoln Park a night earlier.
Could a white sport-utility vehicle be the link to a string of thefts and carjackings targeting gas station customers in the southwest suburbs?
A light pole came crashing to the ground Thursday afternoon near a school in the Humboldt Park neighborhood.
A winter storm watch will go into effect beginning Friday night – as the Chicago area deals first with heavy rain and then a weekend of snow.
A lot can change in two years – and thus, the family of a missing girl from Aurora is hoping age-progression technology can help bring her home.
Four men were arrested Thursday night after a woman was robbed in the Clybourn Corridor area.
"It's not too late to get the flu vaccine."
We must act with a sense of urgency – that is what the inspector general for the Department of Children and Family Services said about improving the embattled agency.
"I knew they existed. But they're out on the prowl."
The House of Representatives delivered a sharp rebuke to President Trump over his use of U.S. military power in the Middle East, approving a resolution to restrict his authority to strike Iran without congressional approval.
"Just after one year after raising big bucks for Foxx, Foxx settled a property tax appeal at his law firm for nearly two million dollars," Conway said. "It was the largest settlement Kim Foxx approved in her first eleven months in office."
The largest settlement on the agenda for Monday's meeting is a $500,000 payment to Andy Jardinas, who accused a police officer of shoving him to the ground while handcuffed, in a police lockup in 2016, causing a major head injury.
