Keith Haring Sculpture To Be Placed In AIDS Garden Chicago
It will be located on the Lake Michigan lakefront between Belmont and Diversey harbors.
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It will be located on the Lake Michigan lakefront between Belmont and Diversey harbors.
The DuPage County Sheriff's Office said shots were fired inside Bella One Spa in unincorporated DuPage County near Roselle around 3:30 a.m. When deputies arrived at the scene, they found a man dead at the scene.
An Indiana veteran facing a collection agency over unpaid school lunches for his three children is now receiving assistance from the Indiana Department of Veteran Affairs.
Celeste Christian has been charged with one felony count each of attempted murder and aggravated battery of a child.
St. Jane De Chantal School sent a letter home to parents informing them Father Ed Cronin received "a few threatening phone calls at the rectory regarding his speaking to the press."
A shooting victim is not letting paralysis from her gunshot wound stop her from enjoying a game she loves, while also helping others achieve their goals.
Last month, Mayor Rahm Emanuel led Amazon's selection team on another visit to a South Loop site along the Chicago River, known as The 78.
Father James Nowak has faced a multitude of accusations of child sex abuse. In fact, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Joliet paid out millions of dollars to eight men who claimed Nowak abused them.
Nothing screams the holidays like candy canes, but what about a mac and cheese flavor?
Two Chicago animal shelters will participate in an "Empty the Shelters" event in October to help pets find fur-ever homes.
Brett Kavanaugh fought to rescue his Supreme Court nomination on Thursday, denying allegations that he sexually assaulted Christine Blasey Ford while they were in high school.
Chicago police officer Jason Van Dyke's murder trial for killing Laquan McDonald is over for the week after four days of the defense presenting evidence.
An aging CTA terminal will soon be getting a facelift. The Jefferson Park Transit Center, built almost 50 years ago, will be modernized, upgraded, and fixed.
"He is truly a hero for being out there and getting those kids off the field."
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will publicly share information about tests at a Willowbrook company, suspected of causing cancer and other health issues for people living in close proximity. The news comes after a third lawsuit was announced against Sterigenics on Thursday.