Activists Continue To Press Quinn To Save Roseland Hospital
Community activists demonstrated outside the Thompson Center in the noon hour - asking Governor Quinn to save the financially-troubled Roseland Hospital.
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Community activists demonstrated outside the Thompson Center in the noon hour - asking Governor Quinn to save the financially-troubled Roseland Hospital.
No more sitting out stars, and for the San Antonio Spurs, no more sitting around.
The case of The Taco Bell tossers, who returned to the scene of the crime, will come before a Cook County judge next week.
The convicted former comptroller of Dixon, Ill., who stole tens of million of dollars in city money, has arrived at her final prison destination.
Arrested inside a northwest Indiana high school for allegedly setting off fireworks after police banned him from the building, DeAngelo Rock appeared in court and said, "I am not a criminal." Gary City Court referee Itsia Rivera replied, "Yes you are."
A west suburban woman faces a drunken driving charge in which police say her blood alcohol level was 4.5 times the legal limit.
LeBron James and the Miami Heat are off the NBA Finals for the third straight season, with their series against the San Antonio Spurs set to get underway on Thursday. SI's Ian Thomsen joined Toucher & Rich on Tuesday to discuss the series, and shoot down a Ray Allen rumor.
Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan has asked a federal appeals court for an extra 30 days for the governor to decide if he'll sign recently approved concealed carry legislation.
A 3-year-old boy was still in the hospital Tuesday morning, after a vicious attack by two pit bulls in the South Shore neighborhood. Surprisingly, the dogs were still at the house where the boy was attacked.
A boy playing the cymbals during a performance of the "Star Spangled Banner" at Eisenhower Junior High School in Darien, Ill. had one of those "OMG" moments that could have been really embarrassing.
Some Cook County Jail inmates and others arrested in the county will soon have to give DNA samples, now that the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that taking such samples after an arrest does not amount to an "unreasonable search."
A federal judge has denied former Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr.'s request to keep part of his defense team's sentencing memorandum sealed from the public, so he can keep details of his medical condition private.
The Chicago Republican Party is kicking off a new effort to attract candidates citywide, and part of it involves an "American Idol-style" vetting process.
Aldermen are expected to give final approval later this week to a $156,000 settlement in the case of two brothers beaten by Chicago police officers when the young men were mistaken for a pair of robbers as they left the liquor store where they work.
Police are conducting a homicide investigation after the body of a 20-year-old north suburban man was discovered by a dog walker near the Edens Expressway on Monday evening.
