Japanese Retailer UNIQLO To Open Michigan Avenue Store In Chicago
Five years after opening its successful store in New York City, Japanese retailer UNIQLO announced on Tuesday that it will be opening a flagship store on North Michigan Avenue.
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Five years after opening its successful store in New York City, Japanese retailer UNIQLO announced on Tuesday that it will be opening a flagship store on North Michigan Avenue.
Bar patrons in Naperville may soon have less time to get their drink on after a string of incidents. WBBM's Nancy Harty reports on a proposal to move up last call.
Three men, accused of causing extensive damage to homes, businesses and numerous vehicles have been charged with criminal damage to property.
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Goodell is only responsible to the dollar, not the human being.
The village of East Dundee held a special meeting Tuesday night that aimed to quell residents' concerns about a recent murder and an uptick in petty crimes.
Illinois voters will get a chance in November to weigh in on whether millionaires should pay an additional income tax to help fund schools after Gov. Pat Quinn signed legislation Tuesday adding a nonbinding resolution to the ballot.
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This morning, just south of Cedar Lake, Ind., an unusual donut-shaped image popped up on the weather radar.
Responding firefighters found no smoke or flames, and after investigating determined a horse had activated the alarm when the animal chewed through wires for the alarm system.
White Sox fans turned out in full force to support Frank Thomas.
Most people know the feeling, walking in an area and getting the sense that something isn't quite right.
