Family: Woman Killed On Eisenhower Shouldn't Have Been Left Alone
The family of a woman killed on the Eisenhower Expressway shortly after her release on drunken driving charges says she should never have been left alone.
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The family of a woman killed on the Eisenhower Expressway shortly after her release on drunken driving charges says she should never have been left alone.
A Catholic church in Chicago's Boystown neighborhood is objecting to the proposed new route of the Gay Pride Parade.
A 10 1/2-year sentence for political fundraiser Tony Rezko is not a good sign for deposed Gov. Rod Blagojevich, according to a former federal prosecutor.
Antoin "Tony" Rezko, a top adviser and fundraiser for deposed Gov. Rod Blagojevich, has been sentenced to 10 1/2 in prison, a full three years after he was convicted on corruption charges.
A Des Plaines attorney got a different view of the justice system as he spent the night in the Cook County Jail last week.
An inmate at an Illinois maximum security prison serving a life sentence is in trouble over a drawing celebrating life.
It's been a year since Eva's Bridal of Oak Lawn burned to the ground, and on Monday the owner said "thank you" to those who helped it rise from the ashes.
Gareng Deng remains behind bars for the murder of Marilyn Bethell six years ago, but her friends wonder who else should be.
Ahead of a bitterly cold and snowy winter, Chicago area homeless shelters are worried government funding cuts will mean more people on the streets.
Staff, parents and students from School District 300 in the northwestern suburbs were headed to Springfield on Monday to tell lawmakers they oppose extending existing tax incentives to keep Sears headquarters in Hoffman Estates.
Eight years ago today, Steve Bartman may have helped the Cubs fall apart, but he also brought a Chicago couple together.
At 8 a.m. Friday morning, crowds rushed into the Apple store on Michigan Avenue as it began selling the newest must-have tech item – the iPhone 4S.
Police in south suburban Matteson have decided not to charge a man with killing his son, saying it was self-defense.
You might sometimes feel compelled to eat in the car when you're on the run, but in Oak Park, such activity could soon be illegal.
Police in Hammond, Ind., might know who is responsible for human bones that were found last week in the remains of a demolished building.
Four times in the last six months, men from Naperville have stepped in front of a train and ended their lives.
An Aurora couple is suing a Naperville man who posted comments about speeding on Facebook before getting into a crash.
U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius is encouraging people to get their flu shots and leading by example.
It was the unique nature of the books allegedly stolen by a Lisle Library janitor that led police to him.
Someone has stolen thousands of dollars worth of onions from a Darien truck yard.
Cash-strapped Cook County is stepping up its pursuit of illegal cigarette sales.
So far, Illinois has seen only one confirmed case of listeriosis from tainted cantaloupe, but cases could be showing up well past Halloween.
A 34-year-old man has been charged in the attack and sexual assault of an 83-year-old woman in a field behind a southwest suburban Home Depot store Friday morning.
The cake for this party is a big one. A Humboldt Park bakery is celebrating 100 years in business.
