Terror Expert Sees More Plots Ahead As Ground Troops Stay
With troops on the ground in Middle East, he says the United States is creating more terrorists than it is killing.
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With troops on the ground in Middle East, he says the United States is creating more terrorists than it is killing.
Chicago Public Schools CEO Ron Huberman has presented parents at Whittier Elementary School with five proposals for placing a library at the school where parents staged a six-week sit in demanding a library.
Chicago Election Board Chairman Langdon Neal says late campaigning seems to have spark interest enough so he think the turnout may be over 50 percent of the eligible voters.
DeKalb Police said Tuesday that they believe missing Northern Illinois University student Antinette "Toni" Keller was murdered and her body burned in a park near the school's campus.
McCormick Place is further sweetening the pot to keep conventions in Chicago.
It also ask for rain barrels, wetlands, trees to block Asian Carp, alleviate basement flooding, clean up the Chicago River system at the same time.
A man accused of trying to detonate a bomb in Wrigleyville on a crowded Saturday night has pleaded of not guilty
Chicago has been given a new unofficial title: home of "America's Nastiest Political Ad." That's the charge from the Guardian, England's most liberal newspaper.
A $3.5 million business investment package will create 250 new jobs at Chicago-based Groupon, Inc., the nation's leading social shopping website, the governor's office announced today.
A Lynwood police officer is being held on $2.5 million bond in a two-state shooting spree, which left a man dead and two others wounded in Illinois and Indiana.
Law enforcement officials are forming a bi-state task force to search for the killer who shot three people in Illinois and Indiana earlier this week.
A winner has been picked in the contest to determine who'll be spending a full month inside the Museum of Science and Industry.
