Flooding, Water Damage Reported In Glenview
Rain reached record levels across the Chicagoland area Monday.
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Rain reached record levels across the Chicagoland area Monday.
Workers marched to McDonald's new corporate headquarters in downtown Chicago on Monday to protest what they contend is the burger giant's role in institutionalized poverty, especially among minorities.
The National Rifle Association's incoming president has linked school shootings and other violence to the use of medications such as Ritalin, but a medical expert who's studied the drugs says there's "no evidence whatsoever" of a connection.
A Dallas attorney filed a lawsuit Monday claiming Grammy Award-winning artist R. Kelly knowingly gave his client a sexually transmitted disease.
Credit card companies want your business, and the travel bonuses they offer could have you packing your bags and jumping on a jet for next to nothing.
Romaine lettuce tied to a nationwide E. coli outbreak is "probably no longer being sold," according to the CDC.
Southern Illinois University's president says he won't step down after lawmakers called for his resignation following allegations he secretly tried to move more than $5 million in state appropriations from Carbondale to Edwardsville campuses.
Police said at least eight armed robberies have been reported in North Side neighborhoods during the past week.
There is growing concern about a medical device being implanted in women to prevent pregnancy.
A baboon on a flight from Chicago to San Antonio escaped its cage and ran loose at the San Antonio airport.
Three bodies found in a Winfield home were still being identified Monday.
An Illinois House Committee debated Governor Bruce Rauner's proposal to revive the death penalty for mass murderers and police killers in Springfield Monday.
The mother of 19-year-old Matthew Milby, accused of firing several shots at Dixon High School last Wednesday, could be facing charges.
Some property owners on Chicago's north side are experiencing sticker shock after seeing double-digit property tax increases this year.
The restaurant world prides itself on the personal touch, but Penny, the robotic server, could be moving in.
