Bookseller's 1983 Murder Solved
Chicago Police say they've closed the books on a brutal 27-year-old murder that until now, had gone unsolved.
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Chicago Police say they've closed the books on a brutal 27-year-old murder that until now, had gone unsolved.
Former U.S. Rep. Ray LaHood, who now serves as President Barack Obama's transportation secretary, is stepping in to mediate the ongoing feud between Mayor Richard M. Daley and two major airlines.
The Citizens Utility Board says it opposes a bill that's being introduced today in the Illinois General Assembly that would increase electric bills for ComEd customers.
The Chicago Symphony's renowned music director Riccardo Muti is said to be resting comfortably at Northwestern Memorial Hospital after surgery Monday.
Chicago-area roofers are busy with roofing emergencies caused by the Blizzard of 2011.
The Cook County Assessor's office is mailing out notices to over 300,000 elderly homeowners.
Some parents are up in arms over a plan by the Niles Township District 219 school board to cut ten tenured teaching positions at its two high schools.
The Chicago-area economy is bracing for dramatic changes as more than 2 million Baby Boomers begin hitting retirement age.
Chicago Symphony Orchestra conductor Riccardo Muti is set to undergo surgery Monday, after fainting during a rehearsal last week and suffering multiple facial and jaw fractures.
Airlines have resumed operations at O'Hare and Midway international airports Thursday, but there are still more than 1,000 cancellations due to the effects of this week's blizzard.
A 58-year-old man died Wednesday after collapsing while shoveling snow in front of his home in west suburban Lyons.
A Logan Square couple has a real story to tell about the birth of their daughter during the height of the blizzard.
The growing instability roiling the Middle East could drive up the price of gas in this country, a Chicago energy expert says.
While many of his fellow Republicans are denouncing the hastily-passed Illinois state income tax increase, former governor Jim Edgar supports it.
An Israeli medical professional is in Chicago, teaching hospitals here what he does. But he attended clown college rather than medical school.
Chicago Police are asking for help in finding a hit-and-run driver who critically injured a woman at a South Side bus stop Wednesday afternoon.
Chicago-based Groupon is known for the daily deals it offers subscribers on restaurant meals, spa treatments and other services. Now, WBBM's Regine Schlesinger reports it's trying its hand at matchmaking.
A new report shows Illinois now with fewer, and poorer, schoolchildren.
In another sign of an improving economy, a new survey finds more Americans planning vacations this year.
A freshman Illinois congressman is among those leading the charge to repeal President Barack Obama's overhaul of health care.
Mayoral candidate Carol Moseley Braun is repeating her accusation that former President Bill Clinton has betrayed blacks and Hispanics by endorsing his onetime aide, Rahm Emanuel.
It's another tough day for pedestrians trying to navigate their way along slick, icy Chicago sidewalks.
The Illinois Appellate Court is deliberating about whether Rahm Emanuel meets the residency requirements to run for mayor of Chicago after hearing arguments from both sides on Wednesday.
Two major airlines are threatening to sue over the next proposed phase of the expansion of O'Hare International Airport.
The big game this weekend has many people shopping for big TVs.
