Woman In Shaken Baby Case Free After Nearly Decade In Prison
The Hickory Hills day care worker who's spent almost a decade in prison after being convicted of shaking a baby to death is now free.
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The Hickory Hills day care worker who's spent almost a decade in prison after being convicted of shaking a baby to death is now free.
Jewel-Osco is looking to hire 1,500 workers to run their planned five new stores this summer.
A botched execution this week in Oklahoma has renewed debate over the death penalty, a practice that was abandoned in Illinois by Gov. George Ryan in 2000.
This is tornado season - and WBBM's Steve Miller talked to a family near Pekin who designed and built their home to withstand tornados.
A 7-year-old boy was sexually assaulted when he went to the restroom alone at a restaurant Saturday in the Little Village neighborhood.
The public can now see files of priests from the Diocese of Joliet accused of sexually abusing children thanks to a lawsuit by one of the victims, reports WBBM's Nancy Harty.
Ortiz Glaze, 36, filed a federal lawsuit against the city and several Chicago police officers Tuesday, alleging those officers later planted a silver cellphone with his belongings to justify wounding him in the back of his left arm and back of his left thigh on April 30, 2013.
Rich Hyerczyk, 54, wrote 90 threatening letters to politicians, schools and religious institutions, including one to Daley that included the line "F - - - your dead son."
The City Council voted 36-10 to ban large chain stores from providing plastic bags to customers, starting next summer.
Spring 2014 housing indicators tell us that procrastination is not the way forward for buyers.
A taxpayer group that monitors the state's pension problems said there are more retired state workers than ever drawing pensions of more than $100,000 per year.
While lawyers, judges and politicians decide the future of Chicago's gun shop ban, most of the city's residents live within no more than six miles from a licensed gun shop in the suburbs.
We were all enablers of a racist man through inaction.
An Illinois House committee has voted a second time to approve $100 million in state funding to bring Barack Obama's presidential library and museum to Illinois.
