Beef Recall Nearly Doubles Due To Salmonella Contamination In 26 States Including Illinois
JBS Tolleson, Inc. recalled over 12 million pounds of raw beef products that may be contaminated with Salmonella Newport Tuesday.
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JBS Tolleson, Inc. recalled over 12 million pounds of raw beef products that may be contaminated with Salmonella Newport Tuesday.
One day after the worst locomotive fire in years on a Metra train, the commuter rail agency's boss went before the City Club of Chicago to push for more public investment in mass transit to help replace equipment that is often decades old.
The Illinois Bicentennial party took place Monday night at Navy Pier.
Authorities are searching for a man who robbed a bank in northwest suburban Elgin on Saturday.
Officials confirmed 26 tornado touchdowns reported in Central Illinois Saturday night. This is a record total for Illinois tornadoes in December.
A man and a woman were killed in a murder-suicide Monday night, after an argument in the South Shore neighborhood.
More than 500 teachers and other staff at Acero charter schools were walking the picket line on Tuesday, after launching the nation's first teachers strike at a charter school network.
Hyde Park resident Hersey Mallory describes himself as a frustrated guitarist, but he has irritations outside of his music.
Residents in the north suburban community of Northfield are fighting a proposed senior living facility that would open in an office building on Willow Road.
Two O'Hare Airport truck drivers have filed a federal lawsuit, claiming they were pressured to do political work and then faced retaliation for refusing.
Monday night residents of Rogers Park joined together in Loyola Park to celebrate Hanukkah and remember 24-year-old Eliyahu Moscowitz, an Orthodox Jew who was shot and killed in October near Loyola Park.
Chicago's famed Double Door closed down in Wicker Park last year, and now the theater is finding a new home in Uptown's old Wilson Avenue Theater at 1050 Wilson Ave.
Riders were forced to evacuate a Metra Train in Morton Grove at Lincoln and Ferris avenues Monday night.
A recent manager at the John Hancock Observatory and registered sex offender has pleaded not guilty to child pornography charges.
A person has died following a multi-vehicle crash on Chicago's northwest side.
