Search Widens For Missing Northwest Suburban Mother
Police in Round Lake Park have added Melissa Best's information into a national missing-persons database. She vanished several days ago.
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Police in Round Lake Park have added Melissa Best's information into a national missing-persons database. She vanished several days ago.
Some Chicago high school students returned home Friday from a spring break trip to New Orleans, where they painted houses, hung drywall and installed insulation in homes being rebuilt nearly six years after Hurricane Katrina.
A year ago, no one thought a dog named Ike would survive after being rescued on his namesake expressway.
Police in Round Lake Park have a mystery on their hands – what happened to Melissa Ann Best?
As a Blue Island man sits behind bars accused of raping and murdering three women, his mother insists authorities have the wrong man.
April is Stress Awareness Month, and Researchers working for Everest College set out to quantify our stress level.
A 16-year-old Skokie girl has been found safe, more than a month after vanishing from home
Cook County is now requiring public employees to publicly declare when politics is involved in the hiring process.
Chicago Police officers were expected to be more visible next week, while public school students are on spring break.
A priest from the Aurora-based Missionaries of the Sacred Heart, who had gained some celebrity as the chaplain for the Indianapolis 500, was quietly removed from the priesthood last December when allegations arose that he was a pedophile.
A Chicago Police sergeant is facing felony charges, after he was allegedly captured on video slapping a handcuffed man three times in the face.
A Wheaton builder is holding a rally for the homeless this evening at the old Hubble Middle School, hoping to drum up support for his vision to transform the building into a center for the homeless.
Some Marengo High School students wanted to do something big. Their project for humanities class had to have something to do with the ancient Greeks.
The Illinois Supreme Court has put together a committee made up of judges, bankers, lawyers, a law professor and a representative of the Attorney General's Office with the goal of coming up with ways to help people facing foreclosure.
Cook County has a new department head whose job description requires her to make the quality of life better for the county's residents.
Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle faces taxpayers in Palatine tonight.
When Indiana house democrats fled the state for 34 days in February and March, the Republicans talked about preventing "bolting" by making it illegal.
A Chicago man faces battery charges after he was involved in a scuffle with a Metra train conductor during yesterday's evening rush hour.
A government shutdown would put the brakes on plans by NASA to announce the winners of three retired space shuttles. WBBM's Mike Krauser reports... the Adler Planetarium is in the running.
Cook County spent half of its overtime budget in the first quarter of this year. Now, they're trying to figure out the why and how.
It appears the fight over moving the Chicago Children's Museum to the northeast corner of Grant Park might be over.
Some angry Evanston residents have been calling City Hall to complain about the city's new snow removal program, as detailed in the community newspaper the Evanston Roundtable.
Residents of the wealthy North Shore suburb of Winnetka are debating a plan by the village to introduce affordable housing into the community.
A Cook County judge has decided that free speech rights protect political ads suggesting a mayoral candidate in Chicago Heights will allow drugs to be sold from City Hall.
A new regulation takes effect in Chicago today, which critics say might hold up traffic in the Gold Coast and on the Magnificent Mile on account of horse carriages.
