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Breakrooms help keep workers informed, professional and happy. Create a breakroom that improves your business.
Local businesses are getting a boost as people begin to recognize Small Business Saturday. Learn what it's about and how it can help your business.
A west suburban Naperville man who was attempting to sell his cell phone on Craigslist was robbed at gunpoint Thursday afternoon when he showed up at the buyer's Aurora home.
Crews will work every day this winter in Chicago's streets and alleys to fill potholes made worse by last week's winter wallop of snow and record-cold temperatures.
Two more Chicago-area Catholic Schools - in Evergreen Park and Midlothian - have been told by the Archdiocese they'll be closing at the end of the current school year, reports WBBM's Mike Krauser.
If you need to take your car in for repair be prepared to wait. Mother Nature has wreaked havoc with our vehicles and most auto repair shops are backed up.
A north suburban Grayslake man was arrested Friday and charged with possessing child pornography.
An Oak Lawn man is being questioned by police following an arson fire and explosion this morning that destroyed a home.
Matthew Hinson was sentenced to life for killing William "Chris" Pettry, 42, in October of 2012, said Jackelyn Barnard, of the Duval County State's attorney's office.
A woman was charged after she allegedly shot a man to death following a domestic argument about whether or not a gun would fire, police said.
Two people were critically injured Friday evening after a fire broke out at a motel in west suburban Aurora.
An apartment fire in the South Lawndale neighborhood spread to the two neighboring buildings early Saturday, injuring 10 people - including four children - and leaving 20 people displaced.
Here are a few of the best ways visitors can squeeze in a workout in Chicago.
No one was injured, but 80 passengers had to be transported by shuttle buses from the stalled train, which had been heading toward Chicago around 9 p.m. Friday.
The 77-year-old hungered for greatness ever since he grew up on a Louisiana plantation, picking cotton and picking the guitar. By the time he got to Chicago in the late 1950s, he was just plain hungry.
