Former East Chicago Mayor Headed Off To Prison
Former East Chicago, Ind., Mayor George Pabey is going off to prison next month.
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Former East Chicago, Ind., Mayor George Pabey is going off to prison next month.
A group of Chicago aldermen wants to honor the military for killing Osama bin Laden this week.
Mayor-elect Rahm Emanuel and Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle are teaming up to make more jobs and summer programs available for young people in the City of Chicago.
The head of the Chicago Housing Authority is doing something you don't normally hear a public official doing – giving money back.
The primary election for mayor in Gary, Ind., Tuesday has set the stage for possible Indiana election history.
Dark-eyed, wild bandits have invaded both the north and south lakefront, but officials are working to out-smart them.
There are renewed calls for changes in the way government pensions are funded in Illinois, following a report on the kind of pensions Mayor Richard M. Daley is in line for.
An expert on presidential politics says the killing of Osama bin Laden on President Obama's watch will help the president politically.
Chicagoans are reacting to the death of Osama bin Laden this morning, with a mixture of jubilation, relief and concern.
WBBM Newsradio 780 has learned Mayor Daley will be receiving government pensions totaling nearly $200,000 a year.
A missing mother and her three daughters have been found safe in downstate Illinois, after disappearing for five days.
A royal wedding watching party was held this morning at an Episcopal church in the Lincoln Park neighborhood.
North suburban police are keeping an eye out for a white van that has triggered warnings to parents of school-age children.
This weekend, Chicagoans will observe the 125th anniversary of the notorious Haymarket Affair, and commemorations are planned.
The Rev. Michael Pfleger says he is in shock, after Francis Cardinal George suspended him from his ministry over statements Pfleger made about a possible reassignment.
Next Tuesday is Election Day in Northwest Indiana, and in Gary, voters will choose nominees to become replace longtime Mayor RUdy Clay
The latest WikiLeaks postings on the Internet suggest a plan was being cooked up in the year after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, to carry out terrorist actions in Chicago.
Two outsiders and a Chicago Police insider reportedly have the inside-track to become the next police superintendent.
A rehabber and historic preservationist is hoping to turn a boarded up old house near Washington Park, and the land around it, into a winery.
Two Kane County judges today gave juniors and seniors at St. Charles East High School the bare bones truth about possible consequences of bad decision-making on prom night.
Here is a closer look at those dusty old documents recently unearthed by the Chicago History Museum, suggesting that the Cubs might have thrown the World Series 10 years after they last won it.
A new survey suggests a slightly rosier job picture in Chicago for the second three months of this year.
In stark contrast to the first trial, the first day of former Rod. Blagojevich's retrial started quietly on Wednesday at the Dirksen Federal Building, with all of the action taking place behind closed doors.
Demonstrators will be outside Holy Name Cathedral Tuesday afternoon, when priests of the Chicago Archdiocese celebrate mass in preparation for Holy Week.
Mayor-elect Rahm Emanuel hopes to have his new police superintendent picked before he's sworn in less than four weeks from now, and it appears the list of prime candidates is getting shorter.
