Man Hurt In Englewood Shooting Dies
A man critically wounded in a shooting Saturday night in Englewood has died.
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A man critically wounded in a shooting Saturday night in Englewood has died.
A 45-year-old Aurora man has pleaded guilty to attacking his sleeping wife with a hammer last year, the Beacon-News is reporting.
A man was killed and 15 other people were wounded in shootings across the city since Friday afternoon -- including four people shot along a Safe Passage route near a South Side elementary school.
A man was shot in a Belmont Cragin alley Saturday morning on the Northwest Side.
A one-day arrest warrant roundup targeting narcotics violations resulted in 16 arrests in McHenry County last week, police said.
The families of murder victims filled the UIC Forum in the South Loop Saturday for a memorial ceremony sponsored by the Cook County State's Attorney's office. It was the 24th consecutive year that it has sponsored the event.
The Cook County Sheriff's Department found an inmate who walked away from a work site Saturday.
The governors of Indiana and Illinois have given their endorsement to a planned 47-mile expressway aimed at relieving traffic congestion in the Chicago area and creating jobs in both states.
Flu season is almost here and Governor Quinn has already gotten his shot.
A fifth man has been charged in connection with a shooting last week in the Back of the Yards neighborhood that left 13 people, including a three-year-old boy.
Bond was set at $10 million for a University of Illinois student charged in connection with the murder of this ex-girlfriend.
Former Mayor Richard Daley brought his grad students to Gary today to help Gary's mayor and a group of volunteers with a neighborhood clean-up, reports WBBM's Mike Krauser.
The author of a popular book about an abandoned dog who was rescued, rose to stardom and began a new life as a service animal, visits Chicago Saturday for a book signing and fundraiser at PAWS Chicago. Patrick Bettendorf comes with a message to his fellow humans.
Force your children to put down their iPads or Xbox controllers and go take a hike. Literally. That's the message from the National Wildlife Federation which has organized an event Saturday called "Hike & Seek."
After a wild Week 3, seven undefeated teams remain.
