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A second wave of flu is hitting the area, and the culprit is ineffective flu shots, doctors say.
A SWAT team has responded to a possible barricade situation in the Buena Park neighborhood, forcing the CTA to shut down a portion of the Red Line.
Police said authorities in Minnesota took Tasha Lynn Schleicher's 11 children away last year, after she was found driving drunk with five kids in the car.
Around 2:30 a.m. on March 23, 55-year-old Miguel Beedle was stabbed in an alley near State and Hubbard, police said.
So many local artists are genuinely talented and extremely driven but your support can mean a push toward success of the national level. Support these businesses and you'll be doing a solid for Chicago artists.
Proposed legislation in Ohio would create a $500 fine for anyone smoking in a car with children who are under six years old.
A preliminary report on the Legionnares' outbreak at the Quincy veterans home calls for a state-of-the-art residence, new plumbing and a newly drilled well for a separate water source.
A 10-year-old singing sensation from Harrisburg, Illinois, is gaining fans online.
Carbohydrates found in pasta have a low glycemic index, which means that they cause smaller increases in blood sugar levels and are less likely to affect your waistline.
An Oklahoma boy and his new pet are stealing the hearts of social media users.
Chicago police have released a photograph of a woman suspected of stabbing a woman on a CTA bus on Michigan Avenue on Sunday.
A pair of good Samaritans were credited with saving a driver's life, after a car crashed and caught fire last month in west suburban Aurora.
A look at five very carefully selected classic diners that are among the best in the US.
Fifty years after he witnessed the assassination of his friend and mentor, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the pain is still raw for Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr.
