Feds Say Pullman Historic District Should Be National Park
Part of Chicago's historic Pullman neighborhood is a step closer to becoming a national park.
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Part of Chicago's historic Pullman neighborhood is a step closer to becoming a national park.
It's the first time the state's highest judicial authority is sitting for a full term outside the capital in nearly 120 years.
With possible record-breaking heat on Tuesday, many local schools were planning to send kids home early, while others were closing altogether.
Elton John will get a chance to honor Liberace, the only man with more flamboyant fashion sense than the "Rocket Man" himself.
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He's a highly-educated 49-year-old man accused of running a classic government kickback scam, but to Eugene Mullins' attorney, he's still "Little Geno," the 7-year-old South Side boy who "loved sports" and "defended other kids from bullies."
Joanna Lopez, 26, was stabbed at her home in the 1700 block of West 21st Street about 6:45 a.m. Sunday.
Jerrelle Samuels was sitting on the front porch of a home in the 300 block of East 134th Street, when gunfire erupted from dark-colored sedan that passed by.
The Cook County Sheriff's office has suspended a high-ranking jail officer who kept up a secret relationship with a female inmate awaiting trial for the alleged murder of her 6-year-old daughter
The markers, installed in 1999, are now missing huge hunks of stars, letters -- even the centerpiece word "Theatre."
Cook County State's Attorney Anita Alvarez confirms the case against inmate Carl Chatman is about to be dismissed and Chatman set free.
One person was killed when a home exploded Monday evening in a remote subdivision surrounded by Northwest Indiana farm country.
Gun violence, Syria and an impression of Bill Clinton highlighted a nearly 15-minute long appearance by Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel Monday on the Late Show with David Letterman on CBS.
At least 69 wheelchair athletes have registered so far, the largest in the event's history, and double from last year.
North Side Alderman Harry Osterman says some seniors who live along a stretch of North Sheridan Road from Ardmore to West Sheridan Road have been injured by a bicyclist illegally hurtling down the sidewalks. He wants to hike the fine for that from $50 to $200.
