Chicago Residents Describe The Horror Of The Boston Blasts
Several Chicago-area residents who had traveled to Boston this week to be a part of the prestigious running event instead became witness to horror.
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Several Chicago-area residents who had traveled to Boston this week to be a part of the prestigious running event instead became witness to horror.
Illinois voters got a peek Monday at what a 2014 gubernatorial primary might look like, as Gov. Pat Quinn and his potential toughest Democratic challenger played up their individual efforts to help the housing market bounce back and offered differing takes on the state's concealed carry discussions.
A jury convicted Arze of criminal sexual assault in May 2012 for the attack on a 48-year-old woman in his Berwyn office.
Red Line trains were rerouted Monday afternoon because of a small rubbish fire in a Loop subway, but normal service resumed prior to the evening rush.
Events! Winter has finally left Chicago and it's time to go out, eat soup, watch movies about sex, drugs and rock and roll, and watch Shakespeare (the good kind).
In the face of the Chicago Public Schools' plans to close more than 50 schools this year, the Chicago Teachers Union said Monday it would be making a push to run a candidate against Mayor Rahm Emanuel in two years.
Three people are dead and more than 100 injured after two bombs went off near the Boston Marathon finish line Monday afternoon. It happened around 2:50 p.m. outside Marathon Sports on Boylston Street as thousands of runners were finishing the race.
Tax day is upon us! To celebrate all your hard work and number crunching, Chicago restaurants, hotels and bars are serving up some tax relief specials! Here's a round up of a few deals around town to reward you for another tax year.
A day after striking a $500 million deal with the city to renovate Wrigley Field and build a new hotel, Chicago Cubs owner Tom Ricketts said the agreement would bring a World Series title to the North Side.
The robber, dubbed "The Bully Bandit" because of the aggressive manner in which he carries out his crimes, robbed a Chase Bank branch in the 2600 block of North Milwaukee Avenue on Saturday afternoon.
Cook County Commissioner John Fritchey and local environmentalists are calling for approval of an ordinance banning new or expanded landfills in unincorporated Cook, even though existing law already does that, reports WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore.
A suburban businessman thinks he's found a new opening in the bar business: a bar that serves no alcohol, reports WBBM's John Cody.
A man has been charged with criminal damage to government property, a felony, for allegedly throwing bricks at a North Side police station a couple blocks from his home this weekend.
A Joliet man was charged with vehicular homicide after he drunkenly collided with a Chicago police cruiser Friday night -- killing a passenger in his car while wounding himself, another occupant in the vehicle and two police officers.
A Chicago mother from the Southwest Side is being honored today with the Goldman Environmental Prize for North America for her fight to clean-up the air in and around the Little Village neighborhood.
