Eviction Of Disabled Chicago Woman Raises Red Flags
A 59-year-old disabled woman is on the brink of homelessness after an eviction, but her attorney says it never should have happened.
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A 59-year-old disabled woman is on the brink of homelessness after an eviction, but her attorney says it never should have happened.
For first time in the murder plot trial of former Chicago Police officer Steve Mandell, we heard from the man prosecutors say Mandell planned to kill.
One day after two men were spotted on the ledge of a posh Michigan Avenue hotel taking pictures, Chicago police arrested two men trying to gain access to the roof on Wednesday.
There is renewed concern for travelers in and out of Chicago's O'Hare and Midway airports about the potential for terrorists to set off a shoe bomb.
Google has announced a plan to bring super-fast Internet to more U.S. cities. Chicago got skunked. .
Illinois beer drinkers pay far more in excise taxes that its neighbors, according to a state-by-state breakdown.
Here in Chicago, about 200 Ukrainian-Americans demonstrated at the consulate in River North.
Northwestern University research time has found that prolonged sitting is a health problem, all by itself.
With the thaw of this miserable weather, pretend your seasonal affective disorder has melted into the drain and get outta the house.
"There were so many schemes, over so long a period of time," Judge Gary Feinerman said in handing down the sentence on Tuesday. "The conduct was so brazen. It was not an aberration. It was standard operating procedure."
Leaders of a north suburban mosque and a nearby Greek Orthodox church stood in solidarity Wednesday, after their houses of worship were vandalized over the weekend.
There might not be much the City Council can do directly to help active-duty military personnel or veterans deal with post-traumatic stress, but aldermen held a hearing Wednesday to hear ideas on strategies to identify the causes of suicide among veterans.
The defensive scheme, Shea McClellin and contract negotiations will be topics of note Thursday.
Four students were injured, one critically, after a fire at a North Side high school.
Chicago area residents were rushing to get roofs clear of ice dams, and shovel ice and snow away from storm drains and catch basins on Wednesday, as the heavy snow cover continues to melt, with rain on the way.
