Pritzker Begins Planning For Inaugural Weekend, Swearing-In
Gov.-elect J.B. Pritzker and Lt. Gov.-elect Juliana Stratton announced Tuesday they've formed an inaugural committee that will plan events surrounding their Jan. 14 swearing-in ceremony.
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Gov.-elect J.B. Pritzker and Lt. Gov.-elect Juliana Stratton announced Tuesday they've formed an inaugural committee that will plan events surrounding their Jan. 14 swearing-in ceremony.
Normal service resumed Wednesday morning on the Red Line, after trains were delayed for most of the morning commute when a CTA train hit a person at the 63rd Street station.
A young man from Illinois was among five U.S. Marines killed last week, when their refueling plane collided with a fighter jet off the southern coast of Japan.
A pregnant woman is in critical condition, and her unborn baby did not survive, after she was shot in the head Tuesday afternoon in northwest suburban Round Lake.
Juan Garcia, a 74-year-old man reported missing in Aurora on Tuesday, has been found safe.
Naperville North big man Tom Welch is the centerpiece of a highly-touted recruiting class for Loyola.
The Winnipeg Jets beat Chicago 6-3 on Tuesday night to give the Blackhawks their eighth straight loss.
A month after a security guard was fatally shot at a Robbins bar, investigators continue to release few details about the officer who shot him and the identities of three people seen on surveillance footage from the night of the shooting.
Three men are facing felony charges stemming from a large marijuana bust Monday night in the South Loop.
The former owner of a Chicago medical clinic has admitted to making more than $500,000 by illegally selling opioid prescriptions to patients, according to the United States Department of Justice.
A Benton Harbor woman says police won't help her remove a squatter and convicted sex offender who moved in after she gave him permission to do some cleaning in her rental property.
Money woes have forced Metra to make the most of their resources, which has meant maintaining a 30-year-old fleet of locomotives—which are well past their prime.
A local pastor is about to get an $800,000 settlement, following allegations of abuse by Chicago police.
An Illinois state trooper was chasing a car involved in a hit-and-run crash that killed two men nearly a month ago, Illinois State Police now confirm.
That proposal comes from Mayor Rahm Emanuel, who wants to raise the gas tax statewide to pay for transportation projects.
