Rival Gang Members Hired By Same Temp Agency, Fight On Break
The past couple of nights have been busy ones for police in southwest suburban Tinley Park.
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The past couple of nights have been busy ones for police in southwest suburban Tinley Park.
The Roman Catholic bishop in Joliet is allowing an accused predator priest to return to limited ministry, and advocates for priest sex abuse victims are livid over the decision.
A DuPage County health club trainer is out of jail on bond, after being charged with sexually molesting a teenage boy.
A sizable number of young minority voters could find themselves turned away from polling places in November because of new photo ID laws.
A winning $10,000 Illinois Lottery ticket has turned out to be unlucky for a 19-year old man from the northwest suburbs.
In the next few weeks, the Chicago Fire Department expects to begin using a state of the art communications system that's been years in development.
A number of remembrances of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks were held Tuesday morning in the Chicago area.
Preliminary work begins Tuesday on safety improvements at the pedestrian crossing where a Cook County Corrections officer was killed in a hit-and-run accident this summer.
Parents of public school students were feeling mixed emotions as they sent kids to half-day programs at scores of Chicago Public Schools sites on Monday during the teachers' strike, while others were confused when they learned teachers had walked off the job.
One of Drew Peterson's lawyers has some interesting things to say about the kind of life Peterson will be living in the next couple of months.
One of Drew Peterson's sons says he is disappointed that his father has been convicted of murdering the young man's mother.
Dozens of churches in the city say they plan to be open for Chicago Public Schools students next week if teachers go on strike Monday morning.
Chicago Police have issued a community alert about the attempted kidnapping Tuesday of a girl on the Southwest Side.
The prosecution has rested its case in the Drew Peterson's murder trial.
You never know what you're going to find if you volunteer to clean out your local river.
A 17-year old girl is free and safe, after escaping from an East St. Louis area home where she was allegedly held captive for more than two years.
Chicago Public Schools parents can count on one thing – there will be school on the day after Labor Day, the first day of classes for hundreds of thousands of students.
BP said Thursday it has fixed the problem that forced a recall of fuel in Northwest Indiana, the Chicago area, and the Milwaukee area, but has halted sales of premium and midgrade gas in those areas.
A young man with hopes of getting a license to legally explode fireworks may have blown his chance this week.
Cook County Sheriff's police Wednesday morning arrested a suburban woman who allegedly stole confidential patient files from a psychiatric hospital.
Federal charges have been leveled against five people, in alleged schemes to cheat veterans and the military.
The Chicago Transit Authority is planning to add service on its most congested bus and 'L' lines, but 12 routes with low ridership are set to get the axe.
Days after the mayor of Lombard died of the West Nile virus, it turns out that the mayor of Evergreen Park is also now suffering from the disease.
Now that Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia has decided to end its 80-year old policy of not allowing women as members, will Chicago's all-male golf clubs follow suit?
The judge in Drew Peterson's murder trial handed prosecutors a legal victory Tuesday by giving them the go-ahead to introduce evidence in coming days that the former suburban Chicago police officer sought to hire a hit man to kill his third wife for $25,000.
