New Traffic Cameras Would Require Changes In Illinois Law
The Chicago Department of Transportation would like to see cameras that capture drivers who block busy intersections.
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The Chicago Department of Transportation would like to see cameras that capture drivers who block busy intersections.
Ice falling from the Willis Tower Tuesday raised concerns among building workers and pedestrians.
An E. Coli outbreak that has sickened dozens of people across the country in recent weeks has been linked to romaine lettuce that was grown in California.
Cardinal Blase Cupich will announce his decision during a meeting at St. Barbara's Church on Wednesday.
A youth football coach was hailed as a hero in a CBS 2 story that aired in September detailing how coach Karl "Kadillac" Lindsey protected kids from shots being fired on a Chicago athletic field.
Some families in Elmhurst have been without power for more than 41 hours.
City ordinances are pretty clear. You have until 10:00 a.m. to clear an overnight storm and 10:00 p.m. to clear a dayside storm. And the path clear has to be about five feet wide.
Police responded to a home invasion in Evanston after three to four suspects entered an 82-year-old's home around 11:50 a.m. Tuesday.
There are now 286 cases of possible and confirmed acute flaccid myelitis in the United States this year, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Seven of those cases were reported in Illinois, according to the CDC.
Christian Olson, 49, ran away from the Madden Mental Health Center early Tuesday morning.
Xochitl Torres Small and Jesús "Chuy" García are two of ten Latinos — nine Democrats and one Republican — who will join the freshman class of the 116th U.S. Congress and bolster the ranks of Latino lawmakers on Capitol Hill to a record high of 42.
According to military officials, the active shooter reported at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center Tuesday afternoon was a drill.
Police have blocked off Franklin Street between Jackson and Adams, on the east side of Willis Tower, due to falling ice.
Blizzard-like conditions knocked out power to more than 350,000 ComEd customers, and forcing many people to tough it out in the cold.
Sterling Bay is seeking City Council approval for the 70-acre project along the Chicago River, between Lincoln Park and Bucktown.
