Landscapers Working Overtime To Repair Damage From Harsh Winter
It was a gorgeous spring day Monday, but the plants and flowers seem to be lagging behind.
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It was a gorgeous spring day Monday, but the plants and flowers seem to be lagging behind.
There is now a $10,000 reward being offered in the investigation into the recent theft of assault rifles from a South Side rail yard.
Researchers at Roosevelt University spent more than a year studying marijuana arrests across the state, why and where people are arrested and how much it costs.
McDonald's has given us plenty of iconic images and warm, fuzzy memories over the years. "Happy"–the new Happy Meal mascot–ain't one of them.
A Hammond, Ind. police officer has been cleared of abuse allegations following a viral video that showed him lifting a police dog in the air by the animal's collar.
A Naperville North High School student is playing music to say "thanks" to doctors who saved her dad's life, reports WBBM's Terry Keshner.
The lawyer for a woman shown on video being hit by a police officer, says he and another cop don't deserve to wear the uniform, reports WBBM Political editor Craig Dellimore.
A 42-year-old Hazel Crest man who spent half his life in prison before prosecutors dropped the murder charges against him is now suing the city of Chicago.
A 15-year-old boy died Sunday after he was shot in the Kenwood neighborhood on the South Side.
A Hazel Crest man is claiming he was forced in to signing a false confession for a 1992 double murder, of which he was later exonerated after spending 20 years in prison.
West of Chicago, the group guiding wards of the state welcomes all volunteers but is in special need of men, reports John Cody.
As Chicagoland finally puts the cold, miserable winter behind, the outlook for summer appears to be a season of cooler temperatures with an average amount of rain.
A local veterans group leader says he's confident the group will be able to raise $720 more to cover the costs of wreaths honoring each of his community's war dead on Memorial Day.
Residents of Cook County are smoking less and living longer, but are getting much fatter, a trend that could lead to a variety of health complications in the future, according to government statistics.
U.S. Rep. Bill Foster (D-Illinois) was among those attending the hearing at Phoenix Military Academy on the Near West Side. He said it's unconscionable that young people who have lived in the U.S. almost their entire lives cannot enlist in the armed forces.
