Aurora Boy Is Youngest Person To Receive Total Artificial Heart
An Aurora boy is the youngest person in the world to be walking around with a completely artificial heart.
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An Aurora boy is the youngest person in the world to be walking around with a completely artificial heart.
An arrest has been made in just under 50 percent of 2016's bank robberies, according to the FBI's bank robbery database.
Gov. Bruce Rauner has introduced the team he hopes will completely overhaul the troubled Chicago State University.
At 3:49 p.m., officers responded to a call of a theft at a T.J. Maxx store at 2155 22nd St. in Oak Brook, according to Oak Brook police.
Tennille Hale has been missing since Dec. 1. She is described as a 5-foot, 150-pound black girl with black hair, brown eyes and light complexion.
Michael Wiebe owns the home, but moved away after he put it on sale last June. The tenants thought they rented the house legitimately.
The world's first gorilla born in a zoo, a female named Colo who became the oldest known living gorilla in the U.S., has died at age 60.
Parents of James Shields Elementary School presented a petition to Chicago police, hoping to keep their kids safe.
The drivers were delivering food when robbers pulled out firearms and demanded the food and personal property, according to a community alert from Chicago Police.
The non-takover robbery was reported about 1:30 p.m. at the TCF Bank branch at 10203 Grand Avenue, according to the FBI.
Rodgers' performance in Dallas showed again that he's the best pure passer in NFL history. It's really not even close.
The Chicago Police Departments new Community Policing Advisory Panel held its first meeting Tuesday morning, in an effort to help come up with a strategic plan to make Chicago safer.
The 64-year-old woman was driving a Mitsubishi SUV west on 83rd Street near Halsted at 7:19 a.m. when she struck a GMC SUV, according to Chicago Police.
Sister Arts Studio, 721 W. Wrightwood, has been a hub of activity this week, as all kinds of pink hats are being knitted and sown for those who plan on attending the marches to stand up for women's rights.
After a man completes treatment for prostate cancer, what are the odds that cancer comes back? A new Harvard Medical School study might have the answer.
