Four Charged After Basketball Brawl In Griffith, Ind.
Those facing misdemeanor charges include a Hammond High School basketball coach.
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Those facing misdemeanor charges include a Hammond High School basketball coach.
After someone stole two Salvation Army red kettles twice in the past week, a family from Schaumburg stepped up.
Darren Reboletti, who has driven for the ridesharing service for about a month, thought he got into an accident early Wednesday.
CBS 2's Vince Gerasole introduces us to the St. Ignatius alum making a name for herself in the title role of "The Carole King Musical."
Two cases of Legionnaires' disease were reported at a Quincy veterans home more than two years after an outbreak killed 12 vets.
Illinois population continues to decline and the state now ranks as the sixth most-populous, falling behind Pennsylvania.
Manny Rodriguez, with the Illinois chapter of the Associated Builders and Contractors, said the class goes beyond the nuts and bolts of construction.
Are poinsettias really poisonous? Are snowflakes really pure as the driven snow? Does feasting really put on the pounds? Sure as sugarplums, myths and misconceptions pop up every holiday season. Here's what science says about some of them.
Nuclear Regulatory Commission downplayed safety warnings from plant workers and its own experts, an investigation found.
Get exceptional catering at these Chicago spots that will thrill friends and family while celebrating the denouement of 2017.
A bystander saved a victim from a house fire early Wednesday in west suburban Aurora, but before he could receive any hero's accolades, he continued on his way to work.
Mariotti says his practical experience is going to set him apart in the race for Illinois Attorney General next year.
The Bears, Blackhawks, Bulls, Cubs and White Sox are donating a total of $1 million in one-time grants to support three programs.
The west bus terminal along Lafayette Avenue had been closed since November as part of the station's $280 million overhaul.
Police and sheriff's departments across Illinois are stepping up patrols to try to reduce alcohol- and drug-related crashes this holiday season.
