Red Cross Seeks To Raise House Fire Awareness
The American Red Cross is beginning a campaign to bring attention to the frequency of house fires in the United States, and to drive up donations during Red Cross Month.
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The American Red Cross is beginning a campaign to bring attention to the frequency of house fires in the United States, and to drive up donations during Red Cross Month.
A Chicago Police officer reportedly is under investigation for allegedly making a fake 911 call.
Former Chicago Bear Shaun Gayle could testify this week in a murder trial in north suburban Lake County.
Some people may think it doesn't matter if you turn out the lights when you leave a room or use energy efficient appliances, but some Evanston residents do – and they were rewarded for it.
A program is planned for Saturday to address growing incidences of brain injuries to young people, especially while playing sports.
Police have caught a man who allegedly tried to lure an 11-year-old girl into his van three different times.
Two have been charged with sexually assaulting an 11-year-old girl during a sleepover party in south suburban Lansing.
The federal government has filed fraud complaints against three men for an alleged fake car accident scam.
The Bible has Jesus telling Peter, "On this rock, I will build my church," but on the Near West Side Tuesday, crews will be trying to take the rocks out of a church.
There are warnings that the United States might fall farther behind other countries in innovative technologies, if proposed federal budget cuts hit Argonne and Fermilab.
Murder suspect Drew Peterson is speaking out, sort of, about the firing of his oldest son from the Oak Brook Police Department.
Parts of the CTA Blue Line were shut down early Friday, after a car flipped off an overpass onto the tracks.
Chicago's first African-American priest could be on his way to becoming a saint.
The former home of one of Chicago's most popular mayors has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
A suspect has been arrested in connection with a couple of highway shootings last week in Northwest Indiana.
Nobody named Daley is on the mayoral ballot for the first time in 22 years – and for one of only a few times in the past 56 years.
There were some valuable lessons learned about the use of social networking web sites during one of Chicago's worst-ever snowstorms.
The slogan, "Pork, the Other White Meat" is being discontinued, but an Illinois pork producers' group says it won't be forgotten.
Two suspected robbers might as well have had neon signs on their foreheads telling police last night, "Here I am!"
The Illinois State Police Crime Lab is promising to examine each and every rape kit that has gone unexamined because police departments merely put them in storage.
Some city workers are wondering whether someone inside City Hall is slipping private information about them to the Rahm Emanuel mayoral campaign.
A showdown in underway in Wisconsin, as the state Legislature is expected to vote on a bill to strip government workers of nearly all their collective bargaining rights.
The 59-year-old man who has been living on Naperville streets for the past nine years will get to stay there.
An unusual police torture case is underway this week at the Dirksen Federal Building.
Snow from this month's blizzard is slowly leaving us, but the snow may impact us for the next several months.
