High Gas Prices Not Deterring Travelers This Weekend
Despite a 50 cent increase per gallon in gas prices compared to last year, about 64 percent of vacation-goers plan to drive instead of fly this summer travel season.
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Despite a 50 cent increase per gallon in gas prices compared to last year, about 64 percent of vacation-goers plan to drive instead of fly this summer travel season.
One rebel cat gets the ride of his life and it's all caught on camera.
A teacher, trained in CPR several months ago, used those skills to save a life Thursday. The reason the educator had those skills is now part of a chain of life saving stories.
Rising gas prices may soon be derailing summer travel plans, according to a recent survey by Gas Buddy.
Chicago Police are looking for a man who they say groped a girl on her way to school and started kissing her on a CTA train.
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Multiple women have come forward accusing Morgan Freeman of sexual harassment.
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Blue flames burning in the lava from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano are raising new fears of explosions.
An "unlikely" string of events prompted Amazon's Echo personal assistant device to record a Portland, Oregon, family's private conversation and then sent the recording to an acquaintance in Seattle, the company said Thursday.
U.S. Census Bureau says Chicago's population has decreased for the third consecutive year.
New programs rolled out by the city of Chicago Thursday aim to help the city's thousands of young people who don't go to school or work.
A West Chicago man, accused of attacking another man with a hammer and striking him at least twice in the head, was in court today.
What ended as a shooting on busy Route 41 started as a crime spree 20 miles away.