Lincoln Towing To Resume Operations, Working To Fix Licensing Issues
Lincoln Towing will reportedly be able to resume operations until it can resolve licensing issues with state regulators.
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Lincoln Towing will reportedly be able to resume operations until it can resolve licensing issues with state regulators.
A Chicago grandfather, who rushed into a burning apartment to save his grandson, died.
Monday proved to be a frustrating day for Metra commuters. Passengers waited for a BNSF train that was stopped due to a mechanical failure.
The Chicago Fire Department is mourning the death of Captain Darryl Moore, who died following an apparent drowning at Jackson Park Harbor Sunday night.
Some claim there are health benefits to having the organ encapsulated, saying it restores iron levels and reduces postpartum depression. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists says there is little research to back up those claims.
Bill Daley officially announced his campaign for Chicago mayor Monday morning.
Police searched the home of a north suburban boy and found he had loaded guns and was experimenting with explosives.
The U.S. Postal Service has a new stamp to honor America's first responders.
The trial of Chicago police Officer Jason Van Dyke, accused of fatally shooting Laquan McDonald 16 times, is underway.
The mother of a toddler who was fatally shot in the head in Gary has pleaded not guilty to neglect in connection with death of her two-year-old daughter.
Loaded firearms were found Sunday in the bedroom of a Wilmette Junior High student, prompting police to sweep the school building.
An off-duty Chicago firefighter died overnight in an apparent drowning.
Amazon's first store without cashiers in Chicago opened its doors for the first time Monday in a Loop office building at Franklin and Monroe streets.
A shooting was reported on the Dan Ryan Expressway Sunday night.
