Thousands Take Part In 'Run To Remember' For Fallen Police Officers
An estimated five thousand people came out to the lakefront this morning for the 7th Annual Run to Remember fallen Chicago police officers.
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An estimated five thousand people came out to the lakefront this morning for the 7th Annual Run to Remember fallen Chicago police officers.
Climbing gas prices are putting the pinch on Chicago-area businesses and non-profits.
The price for a gallon of gasoline in Chicago is now the highest in the nation.
A Lake Villa Township mother--upset that her kids' bus stop is in front of a bar--has accused the school district of child endangerment.
While civil unions will not be treated equally as marriage when they become legal in Illinois, there is one area where they may be on par.
As jury selection got underway Thursday in the retrial of former Gov. Rod Blagojevich, U.S. District Judge James Zagel questioned 22 potential jurors, eventually excusing or dismissing half of them from the jury pool.
Bond was denied today for a 19-year-old man charged of robbing and killing his own father in Arlington Heights.
Several Latino groups have mapped out their own proposal for increasing their power in the state legislature, as lawmakers prepare to redraw boundaries.
The state of Illinois is preparing to send aid to Japan to help in the recovery from the March earthquake and tsunami.
A sex offender has been convicted of the rape and abduction of a teenager outside the Gurnee Mills mall last year.
A teenager from Mokena who admitted to slitting the throat of his 4-year-old half sister was sentenced to 40 years in prison on Thursday.
Voters' anger over a plan to convert a south suburban high school into a freshmen-only campus has prompted the departure of the district's superintendent.
An estimated 300 people turned out for an event on the South Side on Saturday for some free advice on how to stave off foreclosure on their homes.
Athletes from Aurora Central Catholic High School never made it to their track meet Thursday, after an incident on the bus.
The lights that illuminate the crest of the John Hancock Center are bedecked in red and white, in a push to raise awareness of relief efforts for Japan.
A plane headed for Chicago made an emergency landing in Dayton, Ohio, Friday morning, and two passengers were taken to the hospital.
Some businesses in far southwest suburban Channahon have to adjust their security alarms or face fines for false alarms.
A new report says non-custodial parents are on the hook for $3 billion in back child support to Illinois youngsters.
Chicago has already stood in for Gotham City, and now it will also stand in for Metropolis as "Superman" comes to town.
The Mega Millions lottery is living up to its name, with the jackpot at an estimated $312 million.
A federal judge has given city lawyers the go-ahead to do background checks on potential jurors in an upcoming misconduct case against Chicago Police.
While the McHenry County state's attorney has been acquitted of corruption charges, he still has another trial looming ahead of him.
Police officers in west suburban Naperville shot and killed a suicidal man who was threatening them with a large knife early Tuesday morning.
Rev. Michael Pfleger, the outspoken and controversial pastor of St. Sabina church, confirmed Friday that Cardinal Francis George wants him to leave his parish after nearly 30 years to head up nearby Leo High School.
While tollway signs touting disgraced ex-Governor Rod Blagojevich came down two years ago, there's a push to outlaw such public promotion in the first place.
