Schaumburg Police Investigating Tainted Dog Treats Left In Yard
Schaumburg police are investigating a complaint that a dog became sick after eating tainted treats found in the owner's backyard.
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Schaumburg police are investigating a complaint that a dog became sick after eating tainted treats found in the owner's backyard.
The Lake County state's attorney has determined that Highland Park police were justified when they shot and killed an armed man inside a hospital last week - but the man's father tells WBBM he still has a lot of questions.
One Chicago veteran is taking the lessons he learned in the military and serving young people in tough neighborhoods.
A mall in the south suburbs has been ordered to be shut down not because of the economy, but because of customer safety.
-One week from today, Chicago will have a new archbishop: Blase Cupich. This week, both the current and future archbishops of Chicago are attending the fall Bishops Conference meeting in Baltimore.
Some 50 veterans and anti-war activists joined to honor the military in their own way, calling for more help for veterans and less focus on the military, reports WBBM's John Cody.
Five days after the Chicago Roman Catholic Archdiocese released more documents related to allegations of abuse by priests, lawyers representing past victims say the archdiocese has excluded a lot.
Researchers at Northern Illinois University have come out with a new study on how much people are checking and responding to their work emails when they're on *and* off the job.
A fire at the Turano Bakery garage set off a series of explosions, creating a massive, three-alarm fire that injured four people and spread to nearby buildings.
There's so much to consider with this mess that the Bears have become.
Emily Driscoll was walking her 6-year-old greyhound Quincy when they were both hit by a car at a Naperville intersection on Sunday. Both died.
As the nation honors the men and women who have served our country, Chicago hosted a salute Tuesday morning at Soldier Field to pay tribute to those who have worn the uniform.
A late 19th century home on Prairie Avenue has begun its two-day move to a new lot a block north, to make way for the new DePaul University basketball arena just north of McCormick Place.
Zach Kaplan also knows that there are a lot of people like him, who until just recently didn't have the tools to execute their artistic vision.
Keith Martin, 47, of the 6200 block of South Rockwell is charged with first-degree murder, attempted first-degree murder and aggravated battery/discharge of a firearm, according to Chicago Police.
