$5,000 Reward Offered To Find Killer Of 3 Men In Auburn Gresham
CBS 2's Charlie De Mar reports the families of three murder victims are hopeful a new reward will lead to an arrest.
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CBS 2's Charlie De Mar reports the families of three murder victims are hopeful a new reward will lead to an arrest.
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A south suburban man who took bribes from food service workers to skip Illinois Department of Health training and testing has been sentenced to 18 months in prison.
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Jason Van Dyke's attorney Dan Herbert said he was filing a motion asking Gaughan allow Van Dyke to stay home for future hearings in the case
Mayor Emanuel opened Thursday a new office tower in the West Loop, where the north, south and main branches of the Chicago River meet.
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Two Chicago aldermen want the city's police to look into using technology that would detect if motorists involved in injury accidents were texting while driving.
Suburban Chicago's commuter rail agency is exploring whether to allow passengers to bring their small pets on more trains.
IG Joseph Ferguson said the Chicago Department of Transportation should have an overall plan to address the city's infrastructure needs
The city of Chicago and other governments could save millions in medical billing errors, according to an Indiana company that has developed software that finds mistakes made by humans.
