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In a Facebook post, the agency said it is "packed" and is waiving adoption fees with a wedding-themed event, complete with party favors, pet goodies, a celebration toasts for every animal adopted and cake (for people and pets.) The CACC added that "wedding attire encourage."
Administrators at the Middle School at The University of Chicago Laboratory School announced the decision to reprint the school's yearbook due to photos of students making a hand gesture associated with racism.
Nearly 20 years ago, Jim DeRogatis helped break the first story with allegations against Kelly. In his new book, "Soulless: The Case Against R. Kelly," he says he knows of 48 women who were allegedly abused by the singer over 30 years.
The case has garnered enormous interest in China and among Chinese students in the U.S. Several Chinese diplomats are attending the Peoria trial.
A 2-year-old boy fell out of a second-story window on the Lower West Side, according to police and fire department officials.
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A burglar smashed the glass door of a Pearle Vision office in the North Park neighborhood, and then used a big red bucket to haul away armloads of eyeglasses early Tuesday morning.
A federal judge has sentenced a suburban Chicago man to more than 27 years in prison in a sex trafficking case.
Quest Diagnostics said the personal information of 11.9 million customers has potentially been compromised.
Police have issued an alert in the Fuller Park and Bronzeville neighborhoods, after two recent armed robberies.
Get ready for a summer of ripoffs. In the last four years, Illinois residents have overpaid more than $600 million for electricity, and it's about to get worse.
Could billionaire Elon Musk's proposed tunnel from downtown to O'Hare International Airport be nothing more than riding a Tesla underground? In recent tweets, Musk said that's "pretty much" the idea.
Recreational marijuana may soon be legal in Illinois, but that does not mean people can light up without penalties. There is a long list of places where weed will not be allowed.
Chicago Police Supt. Eddie Johnson said right now there is just not enough information to say a serial killer or killers are responsible for strangling 50 Chicago women, but until arrests are made their families will continue pushing.
