No Injuries After Concrete Wall Collapses On Construction Site
No one was injured when a section of a concrete wall collapsed Thursday afternoon at a building under construction in the West Loop.
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No one was injured when a section of a concrete wall collapsed Thursday afternoon at a building under construction in the West Loop.
Conventional wisdom tells us that "hands free" is the way to go while driving a car.
The suspect is described as a white man between 25 and 35 years old, 6-feet and 6-feet-2 and 180-210 pounds, authorities said.
Vietnam veterans gathered in Chicago on Thursday to remember the heroic and selfless act of a local teenager on the 50th anniversary of his death.
Possible shootouts headline this week's can't miss match-ups in college football.
Illinois State Comptroller urged Gov. Bruce Rauner and Democratic leaders in the General Assembly to resolve their difference over the still-stalled state budget, as she tried to call attention to domestic violence programs that have been suffering without state funding.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel tried to shrug off the delay in the vote on the $400 million privately-funded Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, but sources told the Sun-Times negotiations with the Chicago Bears have stalled final approval.
In what is the biggest single donation ever given to a law school, J.B. Pritzker and his wife, M.K., are donating $100 million to Northwestern, which will rename the school the Pritzker School Of Law.
"It's quite a loved character, beloved character; so to be able to play him, the one thing you don't want to do is let down the true Sherlock Holmes fans. So I think we're true to the story, true to the character, but it is a humorous take on him," Arquette said of his role as the iconic sleuth.
September was the warmest ever recorded around the globe, the seventh time this year a month has set a record for average global temperature.
Naperville firefighters and police believe someone dispersed pepper spray as a possible student prank, causing asthma-like symptoms for four students and two staff, who were taken to Edward Hospital in Naperville as a precaution, officials said.
Almost three dozen staff members of the Cook County Public Guardian's office spent Wednesday night doing volunteer work to honor three colleagues who died in a fire 12 years ago.
The school board approved the change this week, and in a video on the school's website, principal Troy Gobble said there are three main reasons for the change, including research on teenage sleep.
