Chicago's Tour Boats Head To Their Winter Homes
It's that time of year, Chicago's cruise vessels are leaving the Chicago River and heading to their winter homes.
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It's that time of year, Chicago's cruise vessels are leaving the Chicago River and heading to their winter homes.
Heavy rain and wind is on the way as nearly 2 million people are expected to travel through Chicago's airports.
The Illinois Secretary of State's Office will announce an investigation Tuesday into the abuse of parking spots intended for the disabled.
Some transgender people are fighting for the right to change their names legally in Illinois despite past felony convictions.
Between Tuesday and next Monday, nearly 2 million people are expected to travel through O'Hare and Midway airports.
Lightfoot was able to close an $838 million budget shortfall without a major property tax hike, though some of her revenue projections remain uncertain.
A man was attacked and robbed on the CTA Red Line early Tuesday morning.
Gang members have been cutting wires to knock out the streetlights in Brighton Park, and when the city goes out to fix them, the gang members just cut them again. And now, a state senator says funds will be earmarked to do something about it.
A controversy over patient safety in the operating room is brewing at one of the area's biggest hospitals.
Three children and two adults were rushed to area hospitals Monday evening in a multi-vehicle accident at 48th Street and Western Avenue.
A suspect was charged Monday night in the murder of a 19-year-old University of Illinois at Chicago student.
Police on Monday warned of a string of robberies in the West Woodlawn community, in which the victims may have been lured by dating apps.
A gunshot wound that left a teenage boy dead in Wilmette late Monday turned out to be self-inflicted.
