Challenger: Don't Bring Your Political Soapbox To The Office
This year's presidential race has stirred passions and ignited heated debate from all corners of the country and from every venue, including the workplace.
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This year's presidential race has stirred passions and ignited heated debate from all corners of the country and from every venue, including the workplace.
Some 2,600 law enforcement agencies in the Midwest are joining police departments throughout the national in an effort that also features extensive nighttime safety belt enforcement.
Cook County Circuit Court Chief Judge Timothy Evans appears to be moving ahead with his plan to hire more trial judges when they may not be needed.
A major highway project in the northern suburbs will mean detours and require a hefty dose of patience.
Fans anticipating Lollapalooza 2012 in Grant Park could face sticker shock at the gate.
Some suburbanites are feeling the pain of decreasing property values and increased taxes.
Illinois state lawmakers who oppose abortion are trying to make it harder for women to make the decision to abort.
The Illinois Department of Human Services is being blasted for funneling over $1 million to a suspect company.
Dozens of people have filed to run for Illinois' 18 seats in the U.S. House.
Gov. Pat Quinn is about to square off again against one of his favorite targets, ComEd, which wants to raise electric rates.
A Burger King on the city's South Side has been closed by the city, after inspectors found so many insects buzzing around that they were "afraid to open their mouths."
Police say crime was down in Chicago for the month of July, making it the 31st month in a row that's happened.
Some experts are criticizing the newly-adopted express lane checkpoint for pilots at O'Hare International Airport.
Former Police Sgt. John Herman had been convicted of sexually assaulting a crack addict while on duty, but his attorneys said the sex was consensual.
Chicago-based Giordano's Pizza has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, but wants to keep the business running during its reorganization.
Chicago Public Schools are pushing back the start of key state exams by one week, to the second week of March, after schools complained that snow days had swallowed up their test preparation time.
Two middle school students have been charged with harassment in an alleged case of cyberbullying against a female classmate.
An employee of a south suburban currency exchange pilfered thousands of dollars in wire transfers, prosecutors charged Wednesday.
A north suburban police chief is waiting for the Cook County State's Attorney's office to conclude a criminal investigation of alleged misconduct before determining whether an internal investigation is in order.
A south suburban man who bought counterfeit tickets for Sunday's Bears game, then turned around and sold them to another man, is out even more money.
