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Despite its green reputation, is composting more costly than it's worth?
Todd Nichols of Nichols Farm & Orchard offers five tips about Chicago produce and outings to your local farmers' market.
Thanks to a screening at school, 28 West Aurora high school students know they may have a heart irregularities.
Three plaintiffs are suing a suburban college over a disgusting extra they say they got in their coffee.
Four people, including a Chicago police officer, were hurt in a crash following a chase on the South Side Tuesday night.
Famed movie critic Roger Ebert has decided to step back from some of his duties because of a recurrence of cancer and radiation treatment.
A police officer in Vernon Hills shot a man inside the lobby of the police station early Wednesday.
A verdict--in the death of a teenager who vanished more than ten years ago. His body was never found but Tuesday night that didn't stop a jury from convicting a man in his death. Mario Casciaro has been found guilty of first degree murder.
The man accused in the shooting death of shooting Janay McFarlane denied all charges at his arraignment on Tuesday.
A music teacher at a Christian school in southwest suburban Palos Heights has been arrested for allegedly having sex with an underage student.
It was 50 years ago this week that a legendary Chicago radio station took to the airwaves.
The Chicago Cubs and their Wrigleyville neighbors appeared close to an agreement Tuesday to give Cubs owners the green light for their planned renovation of the team's landmark stadium.
In addition to the more than 50 schools targeted for closing, six more are on the turnaround list. What does that mean? New leadership, new teachers, and as Dorothy Tucker reports, a new attitude that can equal success.
Ground was broken Tuesday on a new commercial and residential development in Bronzeville, a project the likes of which haven't been seen in that neighborhood in 50 years.
A group of African-American business leaders is standing solidly behind Chicago Public Schools officials plan to close and consolidate some schools, reports WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore.
