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All's well that ends well for a far north suburban man and his dog.
Warnings are being issued about using wireless services within the NATO security zone between downtown and McCormick Place.
A long-time peace activist says Sunday's anti-NATO, pro-peace march should be a family-friendly event.
Some Chicago hospitals have prepared for possible bioterrorism attacks related to the NATO Summit.
From business leaders to everyday Chicagoans, there appears to be plenty of support for Chicago being host to the NATO summit in a few days.
Some people believe everything happens for a reason, and it wouldn't be that hard to convince one northwest suburban teacher.
The Chicago Police Bomb and Arson Section will be investigating a couple of suspicious overnight South Side fires.
Police in the southwestern suburbs are investigating the stabbing death of a young newlywed, who was found dead in her bathtub two days after her wedding, in the dress she was wearing the night she was married.
A first-of-its-kind groundbreaking was held in Mount Prospect on Monday, as community leaders, developers, and other partners turned the dirt for $13 million independent living complex for the disabled and mentally ill.
A worldwide insurance company is issuing some last-minute business reminders related to the upcoming NATO summit.
Peapod is test-marketing a new campaign to try to catch people on-the-go who would like groceries delivered to their homes.
The company that leases Chicago's parking meter system raked in $80 million last year, but now says the city owes it even more money.
Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart still has his eyes on Joliet as a possible place to house any arrestee overflow there might be later this month during the NATO summit.
A politically well-connected man from Northwest Indiana is in hot water this morning after an alleged road rage incident.
A far west suburban hot dog stand owner has a real beef with the State of Illinois over road construction outside his property.
A Kendall County man has been fined for making a series of wacky phone calls to 911.
Chicago Police say some bold thieves made their own cash dash Monday morning downtown.
Being a Cicero Library Board member can be good for your health.
A few former NFL players will be in Antioch Friday, helping to put up siding on a home destined to be given free-of-charge to a military veteran wounded in Iraq or Afghanistan.
Police are making a big effort this coming weekend to get unused prescription drugs out of people's homes.
Four people are in custody after leading Chicago Police on a more than 35-mile chase overnight.
It appears there will be a baseball season after all for a team of 11-year olds who learned this week about the bad, and good, in life.
Three Elgin teenagers have court dates, after being arrested for doing something that could have cost them their lives.
Local school districts could find themselves further strapped for dollars if the state Board of Education goes ahead and changes the rules on busing students.
Multiple felony charges are expected Wednesday against a 40-year-old man accused of stealing thousands of dollars from a Little League team in northwest Indiana.
