Officials To Vote Saturday On Whether To Arm Teachers
A key vote on Saturday could pave the way for Illinois teachers to carry guns in schools.
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A key vote on Saturday could pave the way for Illinois teachers to carry guns in schools.
Hamilton star Miguel Cervantes is used to working with the best, but on Friday night he performed with a group of truly inspiring people.
Chicago police have arrested a man who allegedly groped a female cyclist as he rode by her on his mini-motorcycle in September in Chicago's Noble Square neighborhood.
An ice cream shop owner in Dixon, Ill. is accused of taking videos and photos of teenage customers and employees and then pasting those images into violent child pornography.
Noisy construction cranes and bulldozers digging into concrete make for an unpleasant shopping experience in the Logan Square neighborhood, where the City of Chicago started a construction project on Wednesday to replace century-old sewer pipes.
To build a road right through the 10th hole of a popular golf course. Only a few powerful people gain here.
Anthony Harrison was sentenced to 40 years in prison for stabbing, beating and strangling his wife in 2016.
The vehicle damaged a sign in the yard and left its muffler on the front step.
"Release the name of the officer. He has nothing to hide. Release the autopsy report. Include in your statements to the public information that goes both ways, that will provide more clarity about what happened."
Police said the man was crossing Madison when he was hit, but he wasn't in the crosswalk, so the bus had the right-of-way.
Julian Young is wanted for his alleged involvement in an illegal drug trafficking enterprise in Freeport.
Country Club Hills police shot a driver who allegedly hit an officer with his car Thursday night outside a bank.
The Illinois attorney general signed a letter to the federal government demanding reversal of the existing policy.
Six people, including a pregnant woman, became trapped on an elevator early Friday morning after dining at the Signature Room in the building formerly known as the Hancock.
Reviews of the book, which traces Obama's journey from Chicago's South Side to the White House, have been positive, with The Washington Post praising its "impressive balance in telling the truth of her challenges while repeatedly acknowledging her lucky life."
