Notre Dame: Old Weather Reports Used When Student Died
The University of Notre Dame released a report Monday that they hope will finally put to rest the death of student Declan Sullivan last fall.
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The University of Notre Dame released a report Monday that they hope will finally put to rest the death of student Declan Sullivan last fall.
It's all in the family for a longtime grocery store business on the Near North Side.
Weather permitting, Chicago will have a new fireboat later today.
President Barack Obama's sister has written a children's book as a way to explain to her own children what the president's and her mother was like.
The Chicago Bulls begin their NBA playoff run tomorrow, and a financial consulting firm figures the Chicago area could reap tens of millions of dollars if the team goes deep into the playoffs.
Costs are mounting for a 60-year-old Beverly neighborhood woman as she tries to fight a parking ticket she got after the February blizzard.
Two new studies from Rush University Medical Center researchers find you're more likely to develop Alzheimer's disease if you're a couch potato or if you have thin brain matter.
The controversy over whether the Rev. Michael Pfleger will leave St. Sabina Church and take over Leo High School has the high school community feeling like it's between a rock and a hard place.
Nearly a dozen students from Mother McAuley High School were honored today by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, but their project remains undelivered in Haiti.
The Rev. Michael Pfleger is renewing a threat to leave the Catholic Church if forced out of his pastorship at St. Sabina Church.
News at the gas pump has gone from bad to worse, and Chicagoans could be looking at an all-time high sooner than you think.
The new Rivers Casino is seeking to fill roughly 1,000 positions, from managers to restaurant personnel.
If you think you had relatives who served in the Civil War, you can now go online to check.
Attorneys for the Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Teachers Union are scheduled to head back to federal court, over a lawsuit challenging the layoffs of hundreds of teachers last summer.
Three young children were killed early this morning in a fire in the Englewood neighborhood.
You'd never think middle school kids would get psyched about vegetables, but at a school in Wheaton, the students are excited about the new salad bar.
A Morgan Park High School player was shot in the leg Tuesday night, after a game at a park on the South Side.
A Cook County commissioner will propose at tomorrow's board meeting that the county do a better job of burying the indigent and unidentifiable.
A woman's allegation last week that she was sexually assaulted by two Chicago Police officers may be the tip of the iceberg, according to a new report.
The first charter high school in the Chicago suburbs now has its own building, more than seven months after classes began.
Illinois State Police interim director Patrick Keen says his department will be adversely affected by climbing gas prices, but he's not asking for extra money to offset the change -- yet.
This is a big day for a wounded Iraq War veteran and his family – groundbreaking for their new house.
Police in Elgin didn't have too hard a time finding a hit-and-run driver in the last couple of days.
A suburban emergency response official says a conference she recently attended made it clear to her we all need to be better educated about possible nuclear radiation emergencies.
A west suburban man has filed suit against the City of Chicago because he was sent parking ticket notices when he hadn't even been in the city.
