Families Of Elisha Brittman And Alfonso Bennett File Lawsuit After Man Who Died In Hospice Was Misidentified
Two families are coming together for the first time today to file a lawsuit after a man who died in hospice care was misidentified.
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Two families are coming together for the first time today to file a lawsuit after a man who died in hospice care was misidentified.
U.S. Travel Association numbers show visitors to Illinois spent $41.7 billion over the previous year. That's a more than 5% increase in visitor spending over 2017.
Buttigieg's campaign hasn't provided a cost for that part or said how it intends to pay for the plan.
Shaquille Dukes said he doesn't want financial compensation for being handcuffed outside a hospital where he was a patient. He just wants to make sure it doesn't happen to anyone else.
Several Chicago police officers had a heart-warming reunion on Tuesday with the baby they helped bring into the world on Easter.
Customs agents seized 32 pounds of rat meat from Africa, carried by a passenger from the Ivory Coast.
Kyle Omay is hosting a July 4th party to show off the huge American flag he and his friends painted on the front lawn.
A Ring camera recently caught a young woman creeping up Jorge Ciseneros' stairs, and scurrying away with a package left on the bench outside his front door.
It's back to the drawing board for attorneys in the stomach-churning body part brokering case affecting hundreds of Illinois families thanks to a federal judge who just ground the case to a halt.
One Chicago alderman fears the Fourth of July holiday will only make the growing rat problem worse as more garbage means more food for critters.
A woman is calling for stronger safety regulations on the CTA Red Line after her sister was hit and killed while trying to retrieve a dropped call phone last week at the 69th Street Red Line station.
The Cook County Sheriff on Tuesday announced criminal sexual assault charges against Shannon Griffin, a teacher at a Burbank private school.
A flash flood warning has been issued for Kendall, Will, Kane, DuPage and Cook counties until 12:30 a.m., according to the National Weather Service in Chicago.
Inbound and outbound trains have been halted between 51st Street and Millennium Station due to "electrical power issues," according to Metra's website.
