Non-Profits Lining Up To Get Donation From Michael Jordan After $8.9 Million Jury Award
Minutes after a federal jury awarded Michael Jordan $8.9 million in an advertising case against Dominick's, he said the money would be going to charity.
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Minutes after a federal jury awarded Michael Jordan $8.9 million in an advertising case against Dominick's, he said the money would be going to charity.
Outspoken presidential candidate Donald Trump has raised some eyebrows, connecting Chicago's crime to illegal immigrants.
Two-month-old Clark and his sister Addison were born June 26 and had their second checkups on Tuesday, the North Side zoo announced Tuesday.
Chicago police are asking for help identifying a man who fell and struck his head earlier this month on the North Side.
Family and friends of three fallen officers were on hand at the Gold Star Families Memorial and Park to unveil the newest names to the wall of honor.
Past and present Chicago Public School officials agree talk of possible bankruptcy is way off-base, and the state needs to take a more concrete role in easing the system's pension crisis, reports WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore.
Police said the victims were standing on the sidewalk in the 8000 block of South Normal Avenue around 12:50 p.m., when a vehicle pulled up, and someone inside opened fire.
Munger's office said Tuesday it doesn't have enough money to write timely checks to service providers even on court-ordered payments.
The head of animal control in Will County says he is concerned about the rising number of rabid bats found in homes this summer.
A smartphone app has been touted as a great communications tool for teachers, and could get a lot more use now that schools are getting back in session.
Of the best 500 high schools in the United States, 30 of them are in Illinois, according to the latest analysis by Newsweek magazine.
The new law creates a special court, dubbed the "rocket docket," for non-violent inmates charged with minor retail theft, or trespassing; many of whom now have to wait behind bars for months, because they cannot afford even a low bail.
A group of South Side parents and activists have begun their ninth day of a hunger strike, as they demand the Chicago Board of Education accept their plan to turn Dyett High School into a global leadership and green technology academy.
The MLB and MLBPA announced a new domestic violence policy over the weekend and they look like they got it right.
