Chicagoans Can Now Text Requests For Non-Emergency Service
The City of Chicago's 311 system is adding a new option, allowing residents to text in service requests.
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The City of Chicago's 311 system is adding a new option, allowing residents to text in service requests.
Across the country, schools will be on high alert following Friday's shooting in Connecticut.
With tongue firmly in cheek, the Onion serves up wacky news every day on its website and in its newspaper.
A northern Indiana police chief said Sunday he believes a man arrested after allegedly threatening to "kill as many people as he could" at a school was just bluffing when he made the ominous remark during a heated argument with his wife.
- A special prayer will be held in Catholic schools across the Chicago area this morning in memory of the victims of the school shooting in Connecticut. Many parents welcome the effort, but some have voiced concerns.
From beaded photo frames to ornaments featuring inside jokes, the holidays are a perfect time to add a bit of kitsch to your celebrations. Three Chicago art stores give tips on how to add flair to decorations this year.
As America mourns the Connecticut victims, members of the Sikh community find themselves reeling all over again.
Despite those holding out for an inspired, season-saving turn at home against their overly-professed enemy, we got a wholly recognizable, ordinary performance and an entirely probable outcome.
Mayor Emanuel's tour of a student-run garden was interrupted by protestors.
Two men were charged and three pit bulls were killed during a drug bust early Saturday in Humboldt Park.
Police in south suburban Oak Lawn are looking for a man who they say stabbed two of his brothers-in-law late Saturday.
An 11-year-old girl was critically injured when she was struck by a vehicle Sunday in the Altgeld Gardens neighborhood.
Two people, one of them a child, were hospitalized following a fire on the Near West Side Sunday afternoon.
A 58-year-old Wilmette man died early Sunday, after falling backwards onto a glass coffee table in his home.
A west suburban man was charged after allegedly texting a friend Friday as a joke, to say that he was kidnapped and to contact police.
