Chicago's Cook County lays off more than 300
The county's offices of its chief judge, sheriff and the hospital system are among those hit with cuts
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"Something went wrong": Small plane flips while landing at airport
Paramedics checked out the pilot, but he refused to be taken to a hospital
McDonald's to raze Chicago-area museum of 1st restaurant
McDonald's will donate the land from the museum to Des Plaines
Jesse Jackson diagnosed with Parkinson's disease
The civil rights leader said family and friends noticed a change in him about three years ago
Report sheds light on Chicago's death rate from opioids
Report also claims that while in the suburbs and among whites the main approach is treatment, the strategy in Chicago among African Americans is arrest and prosecution
15 convictions linked to corrupt Chicago cop are tossed
Former Sgt. Ronald Watts was convicted in 2013 for extorting money from drug dealers
Inmate who fell from top bunk wins $4.75M settlement
The man had a history of seizures and should have been placed in a lower bunk, his attorney says
Residents fear toxic fumes in Chicago neighborhood
Officials have not been able to come up with any answers for residents worried about the strange odor
7 shot in single incident in Indiana; 1 in custody: police
Police say one suspect is in custody and officers are searching for another
In gardening, veterans find a respite from "darkness"
Some Chicago-are vets are benefiting from a unique program where tending to a plant also helps them tend to the lingering wounds of war
Record cold temperatures freeze Chicago
Friday morning also brought the first snow of the season, with flurries falling across the area
Former President Obama shows up for jury duty
Obama is also eligible to receive the $17.20 a day that jurors are paid for performing their civic duty
Social worker accused of using mental patient as sex slave
Illinois man suing state Department of Human Services, social worker he says seduced, sexually abused him
Shooting in Starbucks kills man, wounds another and boy, 12
Police say assailant followed victim into coffee shop after a drug deal and opened fire
School and officer drove teen to kill himself, family says
Parents of students who attend classes at a school in Illinois say administrators and resource officers are bullying their children
Plane carrying NBA team likely hit by bird
A flight carrying Oklahoma City Thunder from Minneapolis to Chicago apparently encountered a bird early
Bears tight end Zach Miller suffers gruesome leg injury
Miller's left leg bent awkwardly against the ground and he was immediately ruled out for the game
Obama called for jury duty in Chicago
Cook County Chief Judge Tim Evans told county commissioners that Obama will serve in November.
Chicago bar turns into a real-life Moe's Tavern from "The Simpsons"
Replay Lincoln Park transformed for Halloween and owner says he "had no idea it would be this popular"
Police close investigation into death of teen whose body was found in hotel freezer
Police say they interviewed 44 people — 30 of whom were in the hotel room where the party was that weekend
Women race on the water with much more at stake than finishing first
The women, who are 40 and older and have all diagnosed with breast cancer, are members of Recovery on Water
Details revealed about man who plunged to his death at Chicago hotel
Eric Paul Janssen was killed when he fell from a 20th-floor parapet wall and struck a sixth-floor rooftop below
Chicago fires 2 security officers in United passenger dragging case
Officials say one of the officers was part of an attempt to cover up details of the April incident
Man taking photos falls to his death at Chicago hotel
Man was taking photographs without permission when he fell to his death from a 20th-floor wall and struck a sixth-floor rooftop
Autopsy results released in teen's death in freezer
Kenneka Jenkins' body was found in a walk-in freezer in an Illinois hotel Sept. 10
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One killed after Riyadh airport hit again, day after deadly strike killed 13
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