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The U.S. Marshals Service says it's still trying to decide what to do with a dozen items once owned by former Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. - including some apparently fake memorabilia.
Police have arrested the son of a couple who were found dead in their Northwest Indiana home over the weekend.
28-year-old Marcy Cruz, a former stripper and mother of two young children, cut a deal with prosecutors and pleaded guilty, accepting a 22-year-sentence in return for the testimony she offered today against Heriberto Verimontes.
Kenneth Conley changed his plea in U.S. District Court Monday after negotiating a plea agreement with prosecutors.
This year's total in Highwood was 28,036, said Tali Hylen of Ripple Public Relations.
With the possibility of snow on the horizon, what happens to all those Divvy bikes around Chicago? WBBM's Nancy Harty finds out.
With lawmakers preparing to return to Springfield this week to address the state's most pressing issues, Senate President John Cullerton is suggesting the $97 billion Illinois pension shortfall isn't as dire as other top leaders contend.
The Triple A is encouraging parents to help make their teenagers better prepared drivers by not making it so easy on them when out practice driving in real-life conditions.
Mayor Emanuel told a reporter he has a long history dating back to his early White House days of using cigarette taxes to pay for healthcare.
Opponents and supporters of same-sex marriage are gearing up for another push in the Illinois Legislature.
A retired business owner says he's not an astronomy fan particularly but he's donated enough to help finish the new observatory being dedicated Wednesday night at Niles West High School, reports WBBM's John Cody.
At least 30 people were involved in a brawl, which started among a group of people waiting in line for prizes at the Chuck E. Cheese at 1830 W. Fullerton Av.
Alstory Simon confessed to the murders of two people, but has since said his confession was coerced.
St. Viator High School in Arlington Heights has conducted random drug tests of students since 2007, and has now added random alcohol tests – becoming the first in the Chicago area, and possibly the state, to check students for underage drinking.
Step away from the large stage productions and check out the following five solo performances in Chicago.
