Hearing Officer To Issue Decision On Emanuel
Today could be a critical day for Rahm Emanuel's bid to become mayor of Chicago.
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Today could be a critical day for Rahm Emanuel's bid to become mayor of Chicago.
As Mayor Richard M. Daley winds down his time in office, one of his pet projects is running into headwinds.
A taxpayer watchdog group is out with a recommendation – simplify Cook County's complicated property tax system.
The parents of a college student from Northbrook who killed herself, say their tragedy has been compounded by the University of Notre Dame handled the case.
Today marks the 50th anniversary of the first major disaster of the jet age.
It's a growing trend: ugly Christmas sweater parties. Newsradio 780's Regine Schlesinger reports several entrepeneurs are trying to capitalize on what's becoming a new holiday tradition.
Ticket sales are up for Winter WonderFest at Navy Pier, but revenue has taken a hit due to a promotion deal with Groupon.
Even with high gas prices and security hassles at the airports, the AAA Chicago Motor Club expects more people to be traveling for the holidays this year.
A law reform group says courts oversympathetic to plaintiffs in liability and malpractice lawsuits are a job killer and healthcare killer.
A hearing officer will meet with both sides in the Rahm Emanuel residency battle today.
A West Side woman and her granddaughter face charges in a 2-year investigation that Chicago police call Operation Heat Wave.
If you think it's cold now, just wait. The forecast calls for sharply colder weather next week, with daytime temperatures barely above single digits.
There's a gloomy forecast today about the housing market.
Oak Lawn police and Advocate Christ Hospital are trying to figure out what happened to the jewelry of a patient who was brought in after being hit by a car last week.
There's some good, or at least better, news on hiring next year and not-as-bad news on layoffs.
A new study by a Chicago-based credit reporting agency projects that fewer Americans will fall behind on their mortgage and credit card payments next year.
Atlanta-based AGL Resources is purchasing the suburban Chicago Nicor gas company for $2.4 billion.
A hearing is underway at the Chicago Board of Elections, on more than two dozen challenges to Rahm Emanuel's spot on the Chicago mayoral ballot, among other filings.
There are some red faces today among the people who put out the world-famous Michelin Guide to restaurants. Someone has leaked the new Chicago edition, just ahead of its scheduled debut.
The latest home foreclosure figures show that Illinoisans are doing better than they did a year ago, but, still aren't out of the housing mess.
A small group gathered at St. Johannes Cemetery in Bensenville this morning for a final Veterans' Day observance.
State revenue workers are still opening envelopes and counting the money from Illinois' just-ended tax amnesty program - only the second in the state's history.
Free parking on a block-long stretch of Touhy is now history. Local store owner says the new pay parking is driving customers away.
Retailers are forecasting enough business this Christmas shopping season that they're hiring holiday help at levels not seen in several years.
Whoever wins the governor's race, it probably won't go down as the closest in Illinois history.
