Aldermen Expected To Take Up Issue Of City Council IG Early Next Year
Chicago aldermen expect to settle their debate over what kind of watchdog should watch over them early next year, reports WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore.
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Chicago aldermen expect to settle their debate over what kind of watchdog should watch over them early next year, reports WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore.
A Chicago auction house is selling off pieces of Camelot, reports WBBM's Regine Schlesinger.
The Chicago Fire Department says one person was found dead after a car went into Lake Michigan Monday afternoon.
In a symbolic gesture to urge the governor and state lawmakers to come up with a budget, a group of community activists on Monday purchased Illinois Lottery tickets, and pledged to donate any winnings to the state.
Dan Capuano was a part-time firefighter in Evergreen Park for more than 16 years - and he is being remembered there today.
With an array of endless things to talk about on a podcast, one thing that people who live here can agree on is that the best ones to listen to are about, you guessed it, sweet home Chicago.
Get tips for your mid-morning tailgate from Joey Campanaro, chef at Market Table in NYC.
In this season of giving, there's one woman who has been at it for seven years, providing for hospitalized children in the north and south suburbs.
African-American state lawmakers are pleading with the governor and legislative leaders not to forget those who are still suffering under the prolonged budget impasse, reports WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore.
An Aurora man pleaded guilty Monday morning for his role in a terror plot that involved joining the Islamic State in the Middle East while his cousin attacked a National Guard base in Joliet.
A look at five of the best New Year's Eve celebrations from around the world.
A north suburban man has been ordered held on a $1 million bond in connection with a shootout that prompted two Chicago Police officers to open fire early Sunday in Wrigleyville.
Chicago Teachers Union officials announced that nearly 90 percent of its members voted in favor of going on strike in a vote held last week.
A Chicago police commander has been acquitted of all charges for allegedly shoving a gun in a suspect's mouth two years ago.
An unseasonably mild start to December will take a bit of a break later this week, as temperatures will dip into the 30s later this week.
