Heart Surgeon: Don't Overdo It With Snow-Shoveling
At least 18 people across the Chicago area died this past winter from causes related to shoveling snow last winter.
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At least 18 people across the Chicago area died this past winter from causes related to shoveling snow last winter.
A Friday prosecutors' statement says Sivasubramani Rajaram is accused of lying to a grand jury investigating "possible criminal violations in connection with the purchasing of jobs and promotions within" the clerk's office led by Dorothy Brown.
Yes, there have been unexpected delays. But CDOT Commissioner Rebekah Scheinfeld says crews are getting it right.
Stocks closed sharply higher Friday, capping off a solid week of gains, as investors digested strength in retail and technology.
Father Michael Pfleger says disturbances would ultimately undermine the goal of activists seeking social change.
Shoeing horses is an ancient craft. CBS 2's Harry Porterfield introduces us to an Indiana man who makes his living at it.
It's a burning question: When will the city release a video that shows a Chicago police officer fatally shooting a teenager?
Originally, Ald. Michelle Harris had expressed support for the planned medical marijuana dispensary at 1111 East 87th Street.
Maher Khalil, 28, is an American citizen. He owns a pizza place in Philadelphia and had been visiting family and friends here in Chicago.
A senior citizen from west suburban Northlake has been reported missing, and police said his last known location was more than 200 miles away from home.
Only designated security staffers and on-duty police are allowed to carry firearms on NFL team property.
A 12-year-old girl has told authorities that a fictional clown named "Laughing Jack" told her to kill her stepmother in July.
This Thanksgiving, one lucky turkey is getting ready for a big trip – and not to the dinner table. Tom One, a native of a Modesto, California farm, has been chosen as the turkey to be pardoned by President Obama next week.
Two teachers were hospitalized Friday morning, after they were sickened by a carbon monoxide leak at a Brighton Park neighborhood elementary school.
Depending on who you ask, Chicagoans are either ready and eager for the first significant snowfall of the season, or looking for a warm escape.
