Arian Foster Receives 'Get Well Soon' Letter From Young Fan, Makes It His Twitter Avatar
When Arian Foster exited Sunday's game with an irregular heartbeat, it caught the attention of one young Texans fan named Macie.
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When Arian Foster exited Sunday's game with an irregular heartbeat, it caught the attention of one young Texans fan named Macie.
An overnight fire that caused about $75,000 in damage to a northwest suburban home may have been caused by outdoor holiday lights, fire officials said Thursday morning.
The indictment accuses Dr. Paul Madison of ordering his staff to submit false claims for chiropractic manipulation under anesthesia; treatments which were not actually performed.
A babysitter was arrested this week, after the couple who hired her came home and found her extremely drunk, police said.
A man died after he was shot at least four times – including in the face and chest – in a Gage Park neighborhood alley Wednesday night on the Southwest Side, authorities said.
The 66-year old police chief of south suburban Robbins failed a field sobriety test and a Breathalyzer last weekend when he was arrested for drunk driving, according to police in Midlothian.
If you're looking for new bands to rock out to, Chicago is the place to visit. Come see what bands the locals listened to in 2012.
He's now amongst the very few, a Kennedy Center Honoree, the top honor for an artist in the country.
It all started with hundreds of lawsuits against Toyota, but tonight, it is ending with a billion dollar payout and the Toyota-owners are asking how much of that billion they'll see.
The move would create the country's largest airlines.
The man they call "Mongo," former Bears linebacker Steve McMichael, has filed papers to run for mayor of Romeoville.
The gifts are unwrapped, and soon the pine needles will starting to fall to the floor, meaning it's almost time to plan for the removal of your Christmas tree.
Pit bulls waiting to find new homes in city shelters are being put down at an alarming rate in Chicago.
Several African-American teachers whose schools were "turned around" sued the Board of Education.
