Cold Weather Prompts Increase In Calls To Chicago Anti-Cruelty Society
With the thermometer down - the calls to the Chicago Anti-Cruelty Society are up.
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With the thermometer down - the calls to the Chicago Anti-Cruelty Society are up.
Cook County's Sheriff is talking this afternoon about a lawsuit that claims guards at the county jail have created what's being described as a sadistic culture behind bars.
Foodies and foodie wanna be's, listen up: Yelp has come out with its Top 100 Places To Eat in the United States.
President Barack Obama celebrated a special young man and a special program on Thursday.
Don't try to cross Jeff Gordon or you may find yourself in the ride of your life.
Even an average defense would do wonders for the Bears, but it will take more to compete for the big prize.
Water Department crews have been working around the clock in Chicago to keep up with frozen and broken water lines, thanks to a brutal winter that has kept complaints flowing, if little else.
Frigid weather has taken its toll on a self-financed veterans' assistance group where an open basement door spelled trouble for the water and heating systems.
Jay Cutler has shown as much improvement in Year 1 as any QB whom Marc Trestman has ever coached.
Two men were standing in the front vestibule of an apartment building in the 300 block of North Central Avenue about 1:25 a.m. on Dec. 14, when Phillip Allison allegedly entered and opened fire.
Let us know who picked the best lineup.
We know, we know, you've heard this before. Temperatures will get a bit better this weekend, but as has become a seemingly constant refrain this winter, we'll also see a fresh round of snow.
Members of the U.S. Coast Guard station at Calumet Harbor have been training today for what they expect will be an increase in lake rescues in a season that's already seen more people on the ice or in the water than usual.
A mysterious device is being used by criminals to easily break into locked cars across the country, including here in Chicago.
