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A DuPage County judge has significantly reduced the bail for three former Schaumburg police officers accused of stealing drugs from dealers and reselling them through an informant.
A few years ago, the wildcat formation took the league by storm. But the NFL quickly adapted and now that style of play is all but extinct. Now the league must find a way to defend the Pistol Read Option. This style of offense has catapulted San Francisco to the Super Bowl with the help of young star Colin Kaepernick. If Baltimore wants to hoist the Lombardi trophy on Sunday, they'll need to shut their offense down. That's easier said than done.
Nine years later, a Wisconsin woman is recalling the trauma she suffered at the hands of her ex-husband who left her to die in a Wheeling storage locker.
Remember Tuesday? When Chicago set a record for warmth? Tonight, temperatures will be more than 60 degrees lower!
The Emanuel Administration has awarded an $8 million contract to a local company to supply the seats for at least 300 new CTA buses that will soon replace older vehicles on the streets.
Courtney Lenz, a five-year veteran of the Ravens cheer leading team, says the team won't let her cheer during the Super Bowl because she gained weight during the season.
Once again, no one matched all the numbers drawn in the Powerball drawing Wednesday night, and the grand prize for the multi-state lottery game jumped from $151 million to an estimated $176 million.
Does the thought of celebrating Valentine's Day sound off-putting to you? For singles in Chicago, the area offers many ways to celebrate the holiday without feeling left out.
A busload of Chicago police officers headed to Springfield Thursday to oppose parole for a convicted cop killer.
More than 80 fire departments are battling an eight-alarm fire at a factory in southeastern Wisconsin.
Facing one of its deadliest months in a decade, Police Supt. Garry McCarthy will announce on Thursday that 200 officers currently on desk duty will be put on the streets.
A Skokie doctor is accused of videotaping male college wrestlers in the locker room of a community college in Michigan.
At one point, the hearing had to be gaveled to order when Durbin and National Rifle Association CEO Wayne LaPierre accused each other of missing the point on mandatory background checks for gun purchases.
