Deaths Of Evanston Brothers Being Investigated As Double Homicide
The deaths of two brothers found in the basement of their Evanston tobacco shop last week are now being investigated as a double homicide.
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The deaths of two brothers found in the basement of their Evanston tobacco shop last week are now being investigated as a double homicide.
Police are looking for a man who dragged a 19-year-old woman into a gangway and sexually assaulted her Tuesday morning in north suburban Evanston.
It's a well-known landmark and a potential catalyst for redevelopment in the Uptown neighborhood. But plans to turn the Lawrence House into high-end rental units could leave current low-income residents out in the cold.
A current security officer and a former one filed a lawsuit Tuesday, alleging various forms of racism toward African-American employees at the public safety department of Advocate Christ Medical Center.
A Portage Park man pleaded guilty Tuesday to the fatal stabbing of his mother outside her Northwest Side bar in 2011, and remains a suspect in his father's murder, though he was never charged.
The Hatfields and McCoys have nothing on a pair of southwest suburban neighbors. Roseanne Tellez reports on a feud that's taken a neighborhood tiff to a whole new level.
For the first time, the CTA's fleet of 'L' cars is 100 percent accessible. But total accessibility is still a way off for Chicago's rapid transit system.
How did a dental instrument end up in the stomach of an elderly suburban man?
Four officers involved in a $70 million collapse of a defunct Wilmette bank have been charged with conspiracy financial fraud. WBBM's John Cody has more.
For security reasons, fans can no longer bring backpacks or large bags into stadiums. The NFL is ratcheting up its safety measures in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombing.
A 23-year-old man has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for raping his estranged wife in a vehicle in Carol Stream while the couple's 3-year-old son was in the car with them.
A new study bolsters Mayor Emanuel's argument that summer jobs programs for teenagers are helping to hold down the crime rate, reports WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore.
The commission had found evidence that the convicted killer was tortured, but the commission admitted it failed to show due diligence, required under law, to try to notify the family of the victims.
Congressman Bobby Rush is trying to counter what he calls innuendo and lies concerning his dealings with the embattled Metra commuter rail agency, reports WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore.
Five ambulances were sent to the scene of the crash at 10936 S. Vincennes Av., after a car tried to get around a funeral procession.
