More Life Sentences For Members Of Super Gang
Chicago Police Supt. Eddie Johnson said the sentences send the message to the gangs that there are consequences for their actions.
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Chicago Police Supt. Eddie Johnson said the sentences send the message to the gangs that there are consequences for their actions.
Some riders reportedly paid as much as $110 for a ride when police shut down three CTA 'L' lines during the Tuesday morning rush.
The Trump Administration is tying Chicago's high murder rate to its sanctuary city status and blaming Mayor Rahm Emanuel for putting politics ahead of safety.
The anti-racism protest is the second in Chicago since the deadly violence during the "United the Right" rally in Virginia.
Many CTA riders turned to ride-share services on Tuesday morning after CTA service halted only to find sky-high prices.
At risk is $86.8 million in federal funding for SNAP clients across Illinois – not just Cook County.
The Chicago mayor says test scores, graduation rates and college attendance are all improving in city schools, regardless of what the governor says.
Chicago's inspector general has completed a follow-up to his highly-critical November audit of the health department's food inspection program.
If you're in the market for a dog, you might consider taking in a retiring racing dog. WBBM's Bob Roberts reports.
Aldermen Edward M. Burke held Tuesday a hearing on the proposed "Chicago Drug Pricing Transparency Ordinance" to mandate that pharmaceutical manufacturers whose drugs are sold in Chicago must disclose price hikes 90 days in advance if those increases fall into one of a series of categories.
The hotel register is an anachronism. American Hotel Register is anything but.
A 25-year-old woman has become the 54th person to die while swimming on the Great Lakes this summer.
Evacuation of Grant Park began around 9:10 p.m. The festival had been slated to end at 10 p.m.
The attempted break-in occurred at about 10:15 a.m. June 15. The three girls – 9- and 11-year-old sisters and the elder girl's best friend -- ran to the bathroom and locked the door when they heard breaking glass.
Across the country it's a night to bring police and community together.
Retail merchants filed court paperwork late Tuesday afternoon asking for delay in implementation of Cook County soda pop tax.
More flooding is expected, and a paperwork deadline looms next week. WBBM's Bob Roberts reports.
The Fox looks angry, flowing swiftly past the riverside intersection of Center and Willow Streets, which the swollen river has consumed.
One day after a visit from Gov. Bruce Rauner, repairs and cleanup begin at the flood-ravaged Murphy Elementary School in Round Lake Park.
The floodwaters reached places they had never been, and the Lake County Health Department warns mosquitoes won't be far behind.
Sandbags are, once again, being filled by the hundreds outside of Warren Township High School in Gurnee.
A giant crater opened up Thursday morning on Gages Lake Road near Lonard Drive.
Many areas in the north suburbs remained flooded Thursday morning, and rivers were still rising, leaving businesses and homeowners on alert.
Police in west suburban Naperville hope to ease the transition for new college students.
According to police, a man walked up to an apartment at 53rd and King around 5:30 a.m., and fired 5 to 6 shots into the window.
