Illinois Students To Get "Chronicles" Timeline
State School Superintendent Tony Smith says no other state has a timeline or curriculum quite like it.
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State School Superintendent Tony Smith says no other state has a timeline or curriculum quite like it.
But a strike won't happen anytime soon, a union official tells WBBM's Bob Roberts.
Chicago police said all three robberies happened between midnight and 12:30 a.m. Thursday morning.
Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle and challenger Bob Fioretti spent an hour debating issues before the Tribune's editorial board.
McHenry County Sheriff Bill Prim is not amused at the fake call to 9-1-1, which claimed people were being held hostage. WBBM Newsradio's Bob Roberts reports.
We're not the only ones who have to worry about coming down with the flu this season; so does your dog.
Janet Gould, a 34-year veteran crossing guard, hit her head when she was struck by a Lyft driver on Jan. 8. She remains in a coma.
Bradie Tennell is tweaking her presentations on the Buffalo Grove rink that has been her home for the past decade.
A scam that's made the rounds for years is currently targeting residents of west suburban St. Charles.
The Music Box Theater's nearly-new mural is no more -- defaced beyond repair by someone armed with spray paint.
Several hundred people called on Washington to help hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants brought to the U.S. as children.
A machine used to fabricate windows tried to swallow up a maintenance man Tuesday, but Chicago firefighters pried him loose.
The 72-year-old was trapped on the second floor of a house. He was unresponsive until fire crews performed CPR.
The suspect was saying "he was gonna kill us, that he was going to but a bullet in our head," passenger Patrick Dodd said.
The North Chicago Fire Department had never had such a call -- for a horse stuck halfway out a trailer. They improvised.
A two-hour public meeting on the Chicago school board's plan to replace four high schools in Englewood with one new $85-million school degenerated at times into a shouting match.
Some recruiters came prepared to offer internships and jobs, others financial support through scholarships and grants. The organizations ranged from accountants to conglomerates to banks to the Chicago Bulls.
He���s the second to die from cold exposure during the string of below-freezing days that has hit Chicago recently.
Authorities made an unusual find at a LaGrange house of worship.
The series of accidents occurred over the New Year's weekend in Park Ridge and Chicago. More than a dozen vehicles were damaged.
Operators of car washes may not agree, but auto-body expert Marvin Daniels Jr. says his best advice is to stay away from them until temperatures rise above freezing.
Smoke and fire initially forced back the firefighters, who took turns in warming buses.
Chicago-area plumbers are inundated with calls from homeowners whose pipes are frozen or broken.
City authorities say they can help tenants who don't have enough heat and others. WBBM's Bob Roberts reports.
The day after Christmas is no holiday for the more than 20 agencies helping Puerto Rican evacuees resettle here in Chicago.
