No Bond For Man Charged With Fatally Shooting Shop Owner
Bond was denied Monday for a downstate man being held on a $5 million warrant for the fatal shooting of a shop owner during an apparent robbery in March in the Gage Park neighborhood.
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Bond was denied Monday for a downstate man being held on a $5 million warrant for the fatal shooting of a shop owner during an apparent robbery in March in the Gage Park neighborhood.
The SEC alleges the school operator and United Neighborhood Organization of Chicago failed to disclose a multimillion-dollar contract with a windows company owned by the brother of one of its senior officers.
Mayor Emanuel says it's "premature" to say if a higher tax on phone bills could be used to reduce the property tax hike he's planned to help shore up the pension system, reports WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore.
With gay marriage now the law across the state of Illinois, Governor Quinn has appeared at the Chicago wedding of two men who have been a couple for five decades.
A former north suburban man sentenced to death last Friday in Virginia murder will likely stand trial in Lake County later this summer for the brutal murder of two young girls on Mother's Day 2005.
A small gas leak in the school and then an unrelated power outage that caused a burning odor throughout Edison Middle School.
Officials at DuSable Harbor were trying to figure out how to get two docks of boats back where they should be after high winds from a brief storm on Monday knocked two docks out of position.
Environmentalists and Democratic political leaders gathered in Chicago to build a coalition they think will be needed to put the president's climate change proposal into action.
Elected officials from Chicago are heralding the passage of legislation making it easier for young people to have their minor arrest records erased, reports WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore.
The "hidden cash" craze in California has inspired a copycat in Chicago.
On the eve of their graduation, eighth graders at a school in the far west suburbs are mourning the death of one of their classmates reports WBBM's Regine Schlesinger.
Hockey can be a strange sport, which is why losses can be so painful.
Four people went into the water when their boat capsized about 7 miles off shore from the 31st Street marina around 7 p.m. Saturday. A fisherman rescued the a man who had been on the boat Sunday morning, and rescue crews found a woman two hours later, but she died.
Witnesses said a speeding silver sedan struck the cyclist from behind, sending him flying into the air, and then kept going.
Find new artwork for your home while enjoying food, music and more at these five Chicago-area craft fairs.
