New Suspected, Probable Mumps Cases In Northwest Suburbs
Officials say there are now 34 confirmed, suspected and probable mumps cases in the Northwestern suburbs.
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Officials say there are now 34 confirmed, suspected and probable mumps cases in the Northwestern suburbs.
With minimum wage discussions being conducted everywhere, one may wonder how their small business fits into the conversation.
Road safety advocates were urging Illinois lawmakers to reject proposed legislation that would increase speed limits on interstates for the third time in the past decade.
A 36-year-old man was fatally struck by a semi truck after falling off a sidewalk Monday evening in west suburban Aurora.
Gorging on bacon, skimping on nuts? These are among food habits that new research links with deaths from heart disease, strokes and diabetes.
Fewer overweight Americans have been trying to lose weight in recent years, and researchers wonder if fat acceptance could be among the reasons.
Gov. Bruce Rauner says he has some concerns about the plan outlined by the House Majority to replace the Affordable Care Act.
There are no boats in the water just yet, but CBS 2's drone took flight above Lake Michigan on Monday.
While March 17 actually commemorates the death of Ireland's patron saint, most Chicagoans just want the road to rise and meet them at the city's lively St. Patrick's Day parade on March 11.
Garrett Glover's ex-girlfriend says she was held against her will as Cook County Sheriff's officials tried to get information from her about his whereabouts.
Florida Georgia Line announced Tuesday their first-ever stadium tour this summer, while on Good Morning America.
A private Jewish school in the Edgewater neighborhood was evacuated Tuesday morning, after receiving a bomb threat, which police later determined to be false.
Strong winds ripped off a huge section of the roof of the annex at Benito Juarez Community Academy in the Pilsen neighborhood overnight.
Teachers and staff for the Aspira charter school network said they plan to go on strike on March 17, if they can't reach agreement with management on a new contract.
ComEd said as many as 17,000 customers in northern Illinois lost power during the storms.
