Last Day In Office For U.S. Attorney Fitzgerald
U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald has reached last day in office, and he is going out in much the same way he has served.
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U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald has reached last day in office, and he is going out in much the same way he has served.
To combat the rat problem in Chicago, one North Side ward is turning to alley cats.
Better Government Association president Andy Shaw says U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson (D-Ill.) owes the public more answers than he has provided.
As we wait for the Supreme Court's decision on the Affordable Care Act, the Obama administration says thousands of Illinois residents are benefiting from it.
Elgin police say an ex-boyfriend and his friend are responsible for breaking into a home and beating a couple this weekend.
A $100,000 prize has pitted two south suburbs against each other over a new dog park.
A Calumet City businessman is going on trial for shooting at a thief running from his store.
A top doctor who recently left a suburban hospital hasn't held a medical license in over a decade.
While much of the talk about Chicago schools revolves around a potential teachers strike, one education reform group kicked off the summer this weekend with a push for more charter schools.
A Batavia man who is due in court Wednesday morning on rape charges actually drove his victim to the hospital, according to police.
Illinois State Police said it appears a teenage driver wasn't paying attention when he pulled in front of a semi-trailer truck on Monday in Kendall County, causing a wreck that killed him and his two teenage passengers.
Cancer patients who went to Stroger Hospital for treatment came back Sunday, this time as survivors. The National Cancer Survivor's Day event included musical performances, speeches and even a runway show featuring cancer survivors.
Former Near North Insurance magnate Mickey Segal, convicted of stealing approximately $30 million from his company, is now a free man.
A new poll shows Mayor Rahm Emanuel getting high marks from voters during his first year in office, but little public support for an early vote on a possible Chicago teachers' strike.
Swim class is a rite of passage for many students, but at Oak Park-River Forest High School, the uniforms are something they'd rather pass on.
A week ago, it was anti-war protesters. Yesterday, supporters of U.S. troops had their turn to take over the streets of downtown Chicago.
A west suburban boy is dead after an accident with an ATV Thursday night.
A documentary from a Naperville teen takes a blunt look at drug use in her high school.
A Cook County commissioner wants the county sheriff to take over some of the duties of burying indigent and unidentified people, after a backlog at the county morgue led to more than 300 bodies being stacked up at the Cook County Medical Examiner's office earlier this year.
About 75 Occupy Chicago protesters held sit-ins outside at least two Bank of America branches in downtown Chicago on Tuesday, before joining a much larger protest rally and march through the Loop in honor of May Day.
Want to find your stolen iPhone? There's an app for that, and Chicago Police are using it.
Daley Plaza will resemble a child's bedroom Monday, in an effort to draw awareness for the victims of child sexual abuse.
It's not Halloween or the apocalypse, but hundreds of people are dressing up as zombies in Chicago's Andersonville neighborhood this afternoon.
Now that the governor has finally unveiled a plan to tackle the state's pension crisis, one top Republican is predicting a tough road ahead.
Illinois firefighters and paramedics may soon know how to better help autistic people during emergencies.
