Classmates Raise Money For Funeral For Girl Shot On South Side
Classmates of a 15-year-old Chicago girl who was shot to death last week have raised money to help pay for her funeral.
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Classmates of a 15-year-old Chicago girl who was shot to death last week have raised money to help pay for her funeral.
Four men were shot when a fight erupted during a hip-hop show at a Logan Square bar early Wednesday.
A happy-go-lucky, finger-food dessert choice, these no-bake sweet treats brighten up just about any event or celebration. Pull them out after your team's loss to cheer up discouraged fans.
A box of sweets is an easy gift that can be really thoughtful when you choose from these special Chicago confectioners.
"I think they would be crazy if they don't nominate the songwriters of 'Tears of Joy' for a GRAMMY this year."
The Who will play NYC's Madison Square Garden on the night of the nominations concert.
There's no cheering the Chicago Bears this week, so I'm looking for something else to feel good about; to say "that's fabulous," and "right on," and "go for it."
Remember the winter of 2010-11, and the Groundhog Day blizzard that dumped more than 21 inches of snow on Chicago? Rochelle McIntosh remembers it all too well.
The pressure to defy the aging process is huge, even for twenty-somethings. In fact, more and more young people are asking their doctor for botox injections.
The youth-centric retailer Urban Outfitters is hawking its Christmas merchandise along with some nasty language this year.
He thought he simply had a high fever, but a Round Lake Beach man actually had Legionnaire's Disease, a deadly form of pneumonia that nearly killed him.
Now that the holiday season is in full swing, so is one holiday tradition that brings cheer to families in need: the U.S. Post Office's annual "Operation Letters To Santa" program.
Federal authorities were investigating the cause of a fatal plane crash near Joliet on Tuesday.
A plan that would allow illegal immigrants in Illinois to get driver's licenses cleared another hurdle Tuesday, with the state Senate approving the measure hours after Republican leaders in the General Assembly offered their support and said they've been working with Democrats on the issue for years.
The city of Chicago and a female bartender beaten by a Chicago cop five years ago are asking a federal judge to set aside the judgment in the lawsuit stemming from the videotaped bar beating.
