Postal Worker Pulls Double Duty As Rescuer
"I think she saved the house. She saved me, possibly saved my dog."
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"I think she saved the house. She saved me, possibly saved my dog."
The hearing comes more than two years after Officer Rialmo killed Bettie Jones and Quintonio LeGrier during a domestic call.
Wells says she's been hiding from cameras ever since she walked into a salon in 2016 to get her eyebrows waxed.
"I'm hoping someone has some morals and principles and makes the right decision."
A 3- or 4-year-old child was critically injured after being hit by a car Thursday evening in the West Englewood neighborhood.
As she joined a class at Thornwood on Thursday, Mei-Ling Ho-Shing shared her memories of the horror at Stoneman Douglas on Feb. 14.
Green, 22, has been a frequent critic of Mayor Rahm Emanuel and the Chicago Police Department, often protesting the shootings of young black men by police.
Controversy has surfaced over a school camping trip after a parent in South Holland says her daughter was traumatized by a school lesson about the Underground Railroad.
Texas Firefighter, Andrew Needum, was on the plane that had to make an emergency landing after a Southwest plane's engine exploded, killing one passenger on board. "I felt a calling to get up and do something, to stand up and act," says Needum.
The family of murder victim Miguel Beedle wants to know why the man accused of stabbing him to death in a River North alley wasn't already behind bars. Prior to last month's murder, that suspect had been arrested nearly 100 times.
Arm wrestling is one of mankind's oldest competitions, dating back to ancient Egypt; and now the sport is enjoying a modern day surge in popularity.
A former 911 operator in Houston is headed to jail after an investigation revealed that the emergency center worker hung up on thousands of people
Last year, U.S. District Judge Harry Leinenweber ruled U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions and the Justice Department could not deny requests for law enforcement grants from cities that refused to comply with strict immigration policies, such as allowing federal agents access to local jails.
Two students who survived the Parkland High School massacre are writing their story in a book titled "Never Again."
Duckworth gave birth to her second daughter, Maile Pearl Bowlsbey, on April 9.
