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A man from Logan Square was ordered held in lieu of $250,000 bail Sunday after allegedly trying to mug someone with an ax, this Chicago Sun-Times is reporting.
The thrill of running like a champion pitted North Siders against South Siders on the marathon course. The competition is aimed at getting high school students interested in world-class running.
A woman was found dead Saturday at a motel in west suburban Aurora.
A man is dead after he was seriously wounded in a shooting early Sunday in the West Side Austin neighborhood.
A week from Monday, the CTA Red Line is expected to reopen between Roosevelt Road and the 95th Street terminal.
Dennis Kimetto of Kenya broke the course record Sunday in capturing the Chicago Marathon, and compatriot Rita Jeptoo was the women's winner in the first major marathon in the United States since the Boston bombings.
One of the "NATO 3" protesters facing trial on terrorism charges from protests during last year's NATO Summit in Chicago has been charged with aggravated battery, accused of squirting a shampoo bottle filled with urine and feces on a Cook County Jail guard, the Sun-Times is reporting.
A Canadian couple died in a one-car accident early Saturday when their car went off Interstate 94 and landed on a road beneath the highway, the Post-Tribune reports.
A bullet was found on a school bus leaving a southwest suburban Joliet middle school Tuesday afternoon.
Over 40,000 runners from 120 countries and all 50 states came to Chicago. All eyes were on our city for the marathon, while trained eyes tried to keep the city safe.
Ten percent of the American workforce is currently working from home. Could it work for you?
About 1,000 people marched through Chicago this afternoon then held a rally at Daley Plaza for immigration rights.
Purchases can again be made with food stamp bankcards, following a service outage that affected 17 states, including Illinois, state officials said.
