Wet Spring Causes Fungus To Grow On Trees
Spring has been tough on trees this season due to the record amounts of rain.
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Spring has been tough on trees this season due to the record amounts of rain.
The "Me Too" Movement is targeting one of Chicago's biggest companies. Cooks and cashiers for fast food giant, McDonald's, say they were sexually harassed on the job. They say managers ignored their complaints.
1,000 additional police officers will be patrolling around Chicago Memorial Day weekend to try to curb a historically violent start to the summer.
Two Chicago friends whose sailboat capsized during a fishing expedition were stranded in the water off the Florida Keys for nearly 24 hours before being rescued.
The U.S. Postal Service announced Monday that it will soon issue its first scratch-and-sniff stamps.
"Music means a lot to me," said Beatrice. "[I've been] pretty much surrounded by music since I was born."
Chicago bike sharing system, Divvy, is launching a new Divvy Bikes app, allowing riders to purchase Divvy bike passes, plan routes and unlock bikes from their smartphones.
The Chicago Department of Transportation announced the 100th Street bridge on Chicago's far South side is closed for emergency repairs.
A group of men drove an SUV through the front window of the Louis Vuitton Store in Oak Brook early Tuesday morning, police said.
On Tuesday, a judge sided with Mark and Christina Rotondo, and said their 30-year-old son needs to leave.
A group is organizing an LGBTQ pride festival in southern Illinois following a successful fundraising campaign.
House Speaker Mike Madigan has asked for an investigation into sexual harassment and retaliation allegations made by a state lawmaker.
Two people, one armed with an AK-47 assault rifle, robbed a Gurnee bank Monday, according to the FBI.
Police in a Cleveland suburb thought they had a drunk on their hands when a man called to report a pig following him home from a train station.
One week after he screamed at people speaking Spanish in a New York City cafe -- a rant captured on video that quickly went viral -- attorney Aaron Schlossberg says he's not a racist and is "deeply sorry" for his actions.
