Police: Robbers Steal Puppy At Knifepoint On Orange Line Train
A rider on the CTA Orange Line carrying a puppy had it stolen by two men, one armed with a knife, early Wednesday, police said.
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A rider on the CTA Orange Line carrying a puppy had it stolen by two men, one armed with a knife, early Wednesday, police said.
A southwest suburban fire department used a drone to fly over a burning house. That allowed firefighters to better attack the flames.
Stocks closed higher on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged, with no hint of a September rate hike, and a recovery of oil prices put traders in a buying mood. The S&P 500 gained 15, the NASDAQ added 23 and the Dow Jones industrial average closed up 121 points, settling to 17,751.
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This oughta rankle a few feathers (particularly New York's) -- Chicago has been ranked the top spot for pizza in the U.S.
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Ed Novak called his West Side hospital "Sacred Heart." But federal prosectors said they found a more suitable nickname: "Our Lady of the Bottom Line."
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Want to know the breadth of inequality in Chicago? Just take a look at the childhood injury risks across the city's different neighborhoods.
A staffing and recruiting company downtown did something a little out of the ordinary today. It staged a "No Email Day."
Martin, 20, was arrested in northern Wisconsin and extradited to Cook County.
