Oak Park Village Employees To Return To Work, Negotiations
Oak Park village employees were set to return to work Tuesday, after a three-day strike.
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Oak Park village employees were set to return to work Tuesday, after a three-day strike.
A woman fell and touched the electrified third rail at the Howard CTA Red Line terminal Sunday night.
This is the first weekday of a strike by employees of the Village of Oak Park.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Police Supt. Garry McCarthy defended their anti-violence strategies on Monday, in the wake of another weekend that saw at least 20 people shot, and criticism from some aldermen who have seen spikes in homicides in their wards.
When temperatures get extremely hot, as they have for the last several days, something else goes up too -- calls to air conditioner repair companies.
Police are looking for the suspect who killed one person and wounded three others on the city's West Side Monday night
The son of a Will County Board member finds himself in legal hot water after an alleged road rage incident this week.
It has been only five years since the iPhone debuted and life as a lot of people know it changed for good.
The search has resumed for a 62-year-old man who jumped off a boat for a swim in a lake in Antioch and couldn't get back onboard, although the man is now presumed dead.
One way people are keeping a bit cooler on the West Side today is buying cold water from street vendors.
Chicago Police and the Chicago Transit Authority believe they have a plan to try to cut down on the number of serious crimes that are committed on buses and trains.
Police remained on the scene Wednesday morning after two people over the age of 60 were found brutally murdered in their homes about six blocks away from each other on East 90th Street.
Ribbon-cutting is set for Tuesday morning in Streeterville for the new Ronald McDonald House, a place to stay for the families of patients at the new Lurie Children's Hospital.
Officials will cut the ribbon on Tuesday for a new 15-story Ronald McDonald House in Streeterville, the largest of its kind.
ne of Chicago's best-known boxers faces deportation after being in the United States for 21 years.
A report out Friday morning indicates extra pay perks in the Chicago firefighters' contract cost taxpayers more than $80 million last year.
A state appeals court has ordered that DNA evidence from a 1997 murder trial in Lake County be tested for the first time.
It was like a flashback in time this morning in Schiller Park, where gas was selling for a little over $1 per gallon for about an hour.
Advice about watching out for Mr. Stranger-Danger is as good today as it was decades ago, as there was an attempted kidnapping Tuesday on the city's Far Northwest Side.
It was party time Thursday morning outside a West Side elementary school, where kids were getting out of school for the summer, and adults were encouraging students to say safe this summer, and come back in the fall without any empty seats.
A 30-year old former Lake County prosecutor's law license, as he has admitted to having a drug dealer as a roommate while he was sometimes handling drug cases.
A 30-year-old pregnant woman filed suit Thursday after officers used a stun gun on her during an argument with police earlier this month.
In Naperville, a motorcyclist is dead after an alleged road rage incident he wasn't even involved in.
A former federal court juror now has his own legal troubles for skipping out on jury duty in the middle of a trial.
Chicago Police hope surveillance pictures help lead them to one of three weekend mob attacks on people downtown.
