UIC Study Examines Views Toward College Students Who 'Hook Up'
College student "hook-ups" are the subject of the latest study from researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
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College student "hook-ups" are the subject of the latest study from researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
If you're looking for something to do or somewhere special to stay in our fair city, it just so happens that there's an app for that.
There was a free gas giveaway on 45th Street and Pulaski Road Thursday morning, and unsurprisingly, the line into the gas station was long.
The city's new strategy for collecting garbage seems to be working well overall, unless you live on a block that gets missed on garbage collection day.
Comments made by U.S. Rep. Joe Walsh (R-Ill.) about Islam earlier this week continue to generate a response – and generally not a positive one.
State health officials have confirmed Illinois' first case of Swine Flu this year.
If you're black or brown, you're still more likely to get a traffic ticket in Illinois than if you're white.
A Woodstock man is being held on $100,000 bond after being charged in connection with a deadly drag race.
A northwest suburban senior citizen taking a walk this week found herself in a life-threatening predicament – she fell down an open manhole.
CTA riders can breathe a little easier now when they spot an 'L' car that appears to be ready to leave without them as they're racing to the platform.
They never even interviewed Drew Peterson while investigating his third wife's death, and on Tuesday at Peterson's murder trial, the two investigators who handled the case back in 2004 will have to explain why not.
Members of the Sikh community in the Chicago area were still shaking their heads on Monday, in disbelief over Sunday's shooting massacre at a Sikh house of worship south of Milwaukee.
Chicago firefighters made several rescues last night, but were not able to save an 11-year old boy from a fire in the Little Village neighborhood.
This summer may be one of the hottest in recent memory, but it is also one of the worst for air quality.
A Cook County Jail officer faces prison time for allegedly hitting an inmate and knocking him down.
Residents of south suburban Sauk Village may soon be able to drink water out of their faucets again.
It appears that U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. (D-Ill.) has been thinking about his political future since he has been in the hospital.
A 20-year-old man, who prosecutors and witnesess described as a longtime friend of former Chicago Public Schools basketball star Michael Haynes, was ordered held without bond Thursday, after being charged with Haynes' murder.
Two friends, two vehicles, and alleged alcohol use became a regrettable combination this week in McHenry County.
The Chicago Police Department hopes the latest monthly murder numbers are a sign of better things to come.
A new survey serves as a warning to businesses about letting customer service – or their products – slip.
Copper thieves made off recently with thousands of dollars worth of valuable metal from a couple of homes being built by Habitat for Humanity in the southwest suburbs.
This year's drought has had many negative effects, but it does have at least one benefit.
Safety and government experts say they're seeing more incidents in which people are injured or killed when they are walking while texting, talking on cell phones, or while listening to music. It's called "distracted walking," and Chicagoans see plenty of it too.
