$8,000 Raised To Help Heal Burned Puppy
A puppy has been saved not just once, but twice, in her very young life.
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A puppy has been saved not just once, but twice, in her very young life.
An East Aurora High School basketball coach is out of a job after what a school spokesman describes as an out-of-control incident.
As part of a $25 billion nationwide settlement with the country's five largest banks, struggling Illinois homeowners are expected to get about $1 billion to settle allegations of fraudulent and improper foreclosure practices.
Frequent fliers should soon be able to avoid the hassle of removing their shoes or belts, or taking their laptops out of their luggage when they pass through security checkpoints at O'Hare International Airport and dozens of other airports.
Researchers at Northwestern University are developing a smart phone that can sense whether you're falling victim to depression.
Some nuns in western suburban Stone Park are working to keep a strip club from opening next to their convent.
The Bean at Millennium Park is about to come alive with color and music.
The great English author Charles Dickens was born on this date 200 years ago, and he has a fan club in Chicago.
Baby boomers are staying on the job much longer by their sheer numbers, because they're in better shape than previous generations, and due to the recent economic downturn.
Some slightly colder air should be moving into Chicago for the weekend, but, for the most part, this has been one of Illinois' warmest winters ever.
When the Naperville City Council meets tomorrow night, one member wants to revisit a new, looser liquor law that is due to take effect on May 1.
Students and staff at New Trier High school are grieving over the weekend death of a former teacher and administrator.
It's time for Silicon Valley to move over, because a new report Monday says Chicago is becoming a bigger player in the high-tech industry.
If you love building with Legos, there is a job opening that might be just your thing.
The votes are in, and a newborn in Crystal Lake has her name.
Amtrak trains briefly went dry in Illinois on Wednesday.
As U.S. automakers' fortunes rebound, Chrysler has brought some of the benefit to Illinois, with 1,800 new jobs at its Belvidere Assembly Plant.
The eagle has landed – several of them, in fact – in the Fox Valley.
A community the Portage Park neighborhood is coming together for a friend in need.
A lobbying group for Illinois' small business owners says it's time for major reforms from state government to improve the state's deteriorating business climate.
Ahead of Gov. Pat Quinn's state of the state address this Wednesday and his budget address next month, a tax watchdog group is sounding the alarm about Illinois' looming financial disaster.
January is typically a month when gas prices are low, but that is not the case this year.
If you have a favorite record album cover, you can now have it turned into a purse to carry with you.
A woman who ran a brothel with her teenage daughter wants her two adopted daughters back, and she is going to court to get them.
Thanks to the federal government, students at several Chicago Public Schools now have more than 2,000 computers and printers to use in their studies.
