Local Author Chronicles Disappearance Of Passenger Pigeon
It was 100 years ago when the passenger pigeon became extinct. WBBM's Steve Miller spoke with a Chicago author who chronicled the disappearance of the species.
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It was 100 years ago when the passenger pigeon became extinct. WBBM's Steve Miller spoke with a Chicago author who chronicled the disappearance of the species.
The cold weather has created an unpleasant trend on the CTA's Red Line.
Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle is making Martin Luther King day an opportunity to have a look inside her own jail, reports WBBM's John Cody.
Republican candidate for Governor Kirk Dillard is sounding a theme that may be welcome to some motorists. He's suggesting a cut to one of the state's two gasoline taxes.
Oak Lawn's 911 center is going private this week, the Southtown Star is reporting.
Chicago's Better Business Bureau has made a list of the top ten scams of last year.
Starting Monday evening, snow will start falling across the Chicago area, with up to two inches of accumulation possible. However, lake effect may add even more.
Claudio Abbado, a renowned Italian conductor with a long relationship with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, died Monday morning at the age of 80 at his home in Italy.
Two people were in custody on Monday, after a young woman and a young man were stabbed or slashed in the Portage Park neighborhood, and fled to a local McDonald's.
All across the country, hundreds of thousands of people will partake in the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service, is to celebrate the slain civil rights leader's life through service to others
Cultural activities abound in Chicago and celebrating the Lunar New Year is easy by attending one of the many events offered to celebrate the Chinese New Year.
The most recent shooting happened on westbound I-80/94, but the victim told police her first interaction with the shooter's car took place down on 25th Avenue because of potholes.
Devon Clark, 19, of the 600 block of East 50th Place, is charged with the first-degree murder of Joseph Brittman.
Raymond Rodgers, 36, of the 8200 block of South Houston, was charged with misdemeanor domestic battery and criminal damage to property.
The incident occurred about 11:30 p.m. in the 200 block of East 141st Street after a woman lost control of her vehicle, drove through the home's fence and ultimately struck the rear of the residence.
