Englewood's Taylor Townsend Defies Odds With French Open Upset
Just getting to the French Open was a grueling experience for Chicago's Taylor Townsend.
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Just getting to the French Open was a grueling experience for Chicago's Taylor Townsend.
Rahm Emanuel says parts of the new proposal were a surprise and need more time to be looked at.
Illinois lawmakers grilled representatives of Governor Quinn's $55 million controversial anti-violence program during a hearing Wednesday morning.
Rasmieh Yousef Odeh of Evergreen Park turned down a plea agreement last week in Detroit federal court and fired her attorney. Her new lawyer, Michael Deutsch, has made a career of representing political activists.
Although the state already makes it a felony to use a video device to shoot "upskirt" images of women, the City Council on Wednesday also made the already illegal practice subject to a $500 fine.
Health officials on Wednesday backtracked on an earlier report that a mysterious Middle East virus had apparently spread from one person to another in the United States. Additional testing has shown the virus did not, in fact, spread to an Illinois man from a traveler he'd met in a business meeting.
The National Association of Realtors has produced an annual report on trends among home buyers and sellers, breaking down behavioral differences by generation.
A mom-and-pop hardware store that's been around since the 1880s will soon be closing for good.
In evaluating Jordan Lynch, we need to forget his uplifting, local story.
In an unusual move, a suburban police chief has filed an official complaint against a judge for letting a defendant walk without a cash bond.
The existence of clandestine drug labs dominate the Midwest, including hundreds of locations across nearly all of Indiana and southern Illinois, according to federal government data.
Police are investigating a series of car fires set in the South Side Englewood neighborhood during a two-and-a-half hour period Wednesday morning.
Sponsors said large corporations would get two years to phase in the higher wage. Small and mid-sized businesses would have five years.
Happy National Hamburger Day! The modern burger, as we know it, was basically invented by White Castle. Yes, it was their sliders that caused this delight to be craved by all of America (though this was in the 1920s, before Crave Cases existed). With that said, you can do better than White Castle. It is National Hamburger Day after all.
If you sometimes think there is a Starbucks on every corner in Chicago, that thought wouldn't be far-fetched.
