Local Republicans Distance Themselves From Trump's Words On Immigration
Local Republicans seem to be distancing themselves from President Donald Trump's profane language, and more, when it comes to immigration.
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Local Republicans seem to be distancing themselves from President Donald Trump's profane language, and more, when it comes to immigration.
The North Chicago Fire Department had never had such a call -- for a horse stuck halfway out a trailer. They improvised.
A man was killed in a crash that left two women seriously injured Friday morning on the Indiana Toll Road in northwest Indiana.
Preliminary results from the autopsy of an 18-year-old man who was reported missing and later found dead in a backyard pool in Waukegan has ruled out physical trauma, according to authorities.
Trans States Airlines flight 4696 was getting ready to depart for O'Hare International Airport, when its nose gear went onto the grass during a turn on a taxiway at Nashville International Airport, according to spokeswoman Cartiay McCoy.
A democratic running for Illinois Attorney General is reacting strongly to President Trump's words about immigration this week.
Illinois Attorney General candidate Aaron Goldstein and a camera crew were robbed at gunpoint Thursday afternoon while filming in the Northwest Side Albany Park neighborhood.
Normal service was resuming on the CTA Red and Purple lines Friday morning after a person jumped in front of a train in the North Side Edgewater neighborhood, according to police.
Time appears to be running out for a southwest suburban Catholic elementary school fighting to stay open after this academic year.
A speeding car hit a light pole on 100th Street just west of the Calumet River around 1 a.m. The car flipped onto its roof and caught fire.
Senator Dick Durbin called the president's "sh*thole countries" remarks "hate-filled, vile, and racist."
Illinois State Police responded to the two-vehicle crash at 2:41 a.m. near 159th and Woodlawn in South Holland.
Just after 10 p.m., three people went up to the woman's white Volkswagen in the 500 block of North Austin and took it at gunpoint, according to Chicago Police.
The pair was shot about 11:45 p.m. near Sibley Boulevard and Lincoln Avenue, according to Dolton police.
Chicago Police Supt. Eddie Johnson announced Thursday that Chief Anthony Riccio, head of the department's Bureau of Organized Crime, will be promoted to second in command, replacing retiring First Deputy Supt. Kevin Navarro.
