Oak Park Village Board To Weigh Legalizing Beekeeping
The Oak Park Village Board takes up the issue of beekeeping at its meeting Monday night.
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The Oak Park Village Board takes up the issue of beekeeping at its meeting Monday night.
Foreclosures are at the lowest level since 2006, but that doesn't really tell the story.
An engine caught fire in a vintage World War II plane Monday, prompting its pilot to make an emergency landing in a field in Oswego this morning.
The Metra Union Pacific West Line had no trains running for part of Monday morning because there simply weren't enough engineers to go around.
A group held a bake sale this morning, mocking the "struggling" Chicago Mercantile Exchange and its threats to leave the state because it's losing money due to a tax hike.
The Illinois Gaming Board is out with its latest revenue report, and again it shows the economy continues to trump spending in casinos.
A Cook County judge will decide in a couple weeks whether the jury in a civil suit against the Jesuits over the sexual misdeeds of one of their own can impose punitive damages.
It's the hottest day of the year in Chicago, with a forecast just a few degrees short of an all-time record for the day.
The lunchtime crowd on the Daley Plaza was treated to a preview of this weekend's Chicago Blues Festival.
The arrest of the head of the International Monetary Fund for the alleged sexual assault of a New York hotel housekeeper has emboldened housekeepers at Chicago hotels to tell their stories of unwanted encounters.
President Barack Obama's key re-election fund-raisers are being asked to come up with some big bucks and fast.
The Chicago Crime Commission is warning Gov. Pat Quinn that if he signs the gambling expansion legislation now on his desk, organized crime will be involved.
Reporters wanted to know today whether it was really flash mob gang activity – not cases of heat exhaustion – that closed North Avenue Beach earlier this week.
The Addison-based Lutheran Church Charities is using "comfort dogs" to help stressed people in tornado-ravaged Joplin, Mo.
Chicago, once again, has the highest gas prices in the nation, and one expert says there's a simple solution that would lower prices.
All the wet weather and flooding is likely to give us a bumper crop of particularly nasty mosquitoes, an expert says.
Former Mayor Richard Daley has only been out of office for a little more than a week, and he already has a new job.
The Illinois Toll Highway Authority is considering a proposal by CBS Outdoor to put digital billboards on the tollway oasis buildings.
Tornadoes can hit at any time of year, but here in the Midwest, they're more likely in April, May and June and more likely in certain areas near Chicago.
A Chicago Streets and Sanitation worker will be in court today, facing charges he was drunk when he drove a city pick-up onto a sidewalk in the Gold Coast neighborhood on Saturdayand hit seven people.
An Evanston cab driver who was found shot last weekend has died.
A Vernon Hills High School senior is about to do something no other student in her school district has ever done.
U.S. Rep Jan Schakowsky was escorted into CIA headquarters this afternoon where she became one of a select few people to get a look at the death photos of Osama Bin Laden.
A long-time Glen Ellyn firefighter has been charged with stealing more than $200,000 in department funds.
In a landmark decision, a federal appeals court has decided the Chicago Fire Department has to hire 111 black firefighters and the city will have to pay tens of millions in damages over an entrance exam given 16 years ago.
