Obama To Return To Chicago For First Post-White House Speech
In his first speech and first visit to Chicago since leaving office, former President Obama will speak Monday at the University of Chicago.
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In his first speech and first visit to Chicago since leaving office, former President Obama will speak Monday at the University of Chicago.
The History Makers, the Nation's largest African American video oral history archive, is making its collection available on-line through the Chicago Public Library starting this summer.
In an unusually swift decision, three judges with the 7th Circuit turned down the governor's appeal three days after hearing arguments.
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Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb has approved a plan to continue providing emergency aid to East Chicago as it seeks to clean up lead contamination
The state of Illinois is teaming up with the private sector to offer people across the state – from every income level – free training in the information technology field.
Nicole Gland, 24, was found slumped over the steering wheel of her car outside the Upper Deck Lounge around 9:15 a.m. Wednesday.
A missing 9-year-old boy was found Friday morning, after he failed to return home from school in Washington Park on Thursday.
Chance the Rapper hopes to take bootleggers selling fake merchandise outside his performances to federal court.
A 26-year-old man was injured early Friday in a crash while speeding away from a traffic stop in the North Side Edgewater neighborhood.
The jury found GlaxoSmithKline liable for the death of Stewart Dolin, who jumped in front of a Blue Line train in the Loop in July 2010.
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Skokie school officials called police to McCracken Middle School when a student reported she learned "she was a possible target of the offenders," a statement from Skokie police said.
Mark Davey was having an allergic reaction when he rushed into a CVS in the western suburbs. CBS 2's Dana Kozlov reports.
The United States Attorney's Office announced Wednesday a settlement with the Chicago Board of Election Commissioners to ensure accessibility of polling sites to persons with disabilities.
