Ex-Gov. Pat Quinn To Run For Illinois Attorney General
Quinn's expected entry into the attorney general's race makes a crowded primary election of eight Democrats.
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Quinn's expected entry into the attorney general's race makes a crowded primary election of eight Democrats.
A mobile by Alexander Calder that was in the lobby of the Sears Tower for years was removed this year because of a dispute over ownership.
At Fantasy Costumes, there's one outfit outselling just about everything else this year.
The bullet struck and shattered the victim's driver's side window. He was struck in the face by glass fragments and taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
You've heard of Black Friday, Small Business Saturday and Cyber Monday. A new notable shopping day is now part of the mix.
A leading children's advocate says the current political atmosphere is making it harder to get government officials to champion children's issues.
An open letter signed by 160 men and women describes a culture of misogyny within the halls of the Statehouse.
East Dundee Village Administrator Jennifer Johnsen says residents have complained of a baby powder smell and a residue appearing on their property at times ever since Golden Plastics USA moved in to the old Haeger Potteries property nearly a year ago.
Police officers responded to a home in the 3600 block of Grand View Court, for reports of a shooting during a residential burglary.
A Chicago man just released from prison says people need to be more empathetic to people who need second chances.
John Kalantzi, who doesn't have a cell phone, was last seen wearing a brown or black jacket, dark pants, black shoes and should be carrying his Illinois driver's license.
Police said the victims were found dead from gunshot wounds around 10 a.m. in the 3400 block of West Augusta Boulevard.
Police said two males forced their way into a 39-year-old man's first-floor apartment, tied him up, and raped a 30-year-old woman who was inside.
A World War II veteran's lost dog tag has been returned to his family in Iowa, with an assist from the Kane County Sheriff's office, 73 years after he helped liberate France from the Nazis.
