Local Company Seeks Record For World's Largest Chocolate Bar
A Chicago company hopes to make it into the Guinness Book of Records Tuesday with the world's largest chocolate bar.
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A Chicago company hopes to make it into the Guinness Book of Records Tuesday with the world's largest chocolate bar.
The Illinois Secretary of State's office is issuing yet another new specialty license plate - this one, benefitting the Chicago Police Memorial Foundation.
New figures seem to support the argument that new casinos cannibalize the profits of existing ones.
With prices creeping up, Chicago once again has the distinction of having the most expensive gas in the country.
As he looks to cut city expenses, Mayor Rahm Emanuel is ordering an audit of mileage and travel reimbursement policies for all city agencies.
Perhaps the two most famous words out of 9/11 were "Let's Roll" - the rallying cry of Todd Beamer as he led fellow passengers on United Flight 93 to fight back against the hijackers.
It could be a sign of the times. Officials in Tinley Park have received nearly 100 applications for the police chief vacancy in the southwest suburb.
Starting Wednesday, downtown Chicago is being transformed into Metropolis, and the Chicago Board of Trade and the Willis Tower reportedly will serve as the offices of the Daily Planet.
The hottest show on Broadway is coming to Chicago next year.
ile the overall jobs' outlook remains bleak, a new survey finds some pockets of hiring.
Once again, you're paying more to fill your tank.
Riding to remember – that's the focus of one motorcycle club this week. Its members are all firefighters from Illinois and across the globe.
One person was killed and two others were injured early Thursday in a two-car crash in Northbrook.
The latest figures from RealtyTrac show that in Illinois and nationwide, foreclosed homes now account for about a third of all home sales.
It's summer's last fling but this year, one projection indicates fewer of us will be travelling for the Labor Day weekend.
Since the mortgage meltdown, it's common to hear about banks that fail. But, now, there's word of one that might be opening for the first time in two years.
A suspected hit-and-run driver is in the hospital this morning in Elgin under police guard.
It's getting more expensive to rent an apartment in Chicago, and the suburbs and a couple of new forecasts predict that trend won't change anytime soon.
Nearly two dozen dead geese have been found at two Chicago parks this week and officials were trying to figure out what killed them.
The class of 2011 is heading off to college this fall, but a new study suggests many aren't ready.
Thousands of African-Americans passed over by the Chicago Fire Department will collect damages under a judgment that reportedly will be approved later Wednesday.
A newborn baby was fighting for his life Wednesday afternoon, after his mother was shot and killed on the city's Southwest Side.
That morning cup of coffee could soon be a little less expensive.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel unveiled his plans for public health Tuesday.
A boy, now 18 years old, owes his life to the maternal instincts of a gorilla at Brookfield Zoo.
