Chicago public bus hits mom, her 3 kids
Police said the victims were a mom, a 6-year-old, a 2-year-old, and an 8-week old; all said to be in stable condition
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Strong storms pummel Chicago
Line of severe storms, with strong winds and torrential rainfall, swept into Chicago on Sunday evening
Authorities: Police officer shot in Chicago, suspect dead
Chicago police officer was wounded during a gun battle with a suspect in the South Loop, officials said
More young children victims of Chicago gun violence
The latest victim, a six-year-old girl, was sitting on a porch when she was struck by a bullet -- she said, "Mama, my stomach hurts"
Ill. men convicted in 1993 murder to walk free
Jose Montanez and Armando Serrano have long maintained their innocence -- their attorneys say they were framed by a police detective
For Chicago there is no end in sight
Nearly half a century after seven young men from the Windy City formed "a rock band with horns," the Rock & Roll Hall of Famers are making no concessions to age
Report: Chicago police officers rarely punished
Agency that investigates police misconduct rarely recommends punishment and the Chicago Police Board often doesn't follow its recommendation, data shows
Fact check: Obama and Trump on crime in America
Most of Trump's dire crime takes not based on verified stats, President Obama's claims are unspecific
9-year-old Indiana girl finds abandoned newborn in backyard
Baby, likely less than a day old, still had placenta and umbilical cord attached; police call girl who found infant a "guardian angel"
Protests against police violence continue across U.S.
Protests held nationwide for fifth day after police shootings of black men in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and suburban St. Paul, Minnesota
Little boy fitted with "blade feet" thanks to Boston bombing survivor
Illinois 5-year-old lost both his legs in a lawnmower accident two years ago, but thanks to a Boston bombing survivor, he is off and running
Thousands march against police violence across U.S.
Johnathan McKenley, 22, said he joined Atlanta protest because "it could be me... it could be my brother, my dad, my uncle"
Pfizer highlights risks of opioid painkillers
As concerns mount about addiction, pharma giant says it wants to help address public health concern
Dog lucky to be alive after being shot in Chicago
Gunner the dog was found near Chicago intersection by two people who noticed he was hurt and bleeding
In Chicago, more than 60 shot over holiday weekend
Three children were wounded and four men were killed in dozens of shootings across Chicago during the Fourth of July weekend
No more waiting for the UPS guy
Package delivery company is expanding its outdoor "smart locker" program to help customers who aren't home for shipment
Ill. dad and daughters, 10 and 3, shot dead
Officials say the triple slaying in a Hazel Crest home was targeted; police chief calls slayings "pure evil"
Chicago struck by spike in deadly gun violence
Police are warning the city could see one of its most violent and deadly holiday weekends on record
Special prosecutor approved in Laquan McDonald case
A Chicago officer is charged with murder in Chicago teen's 2014 death -- now a special prosecutor will investigate other cops at the scene
Muslim woman: Chicago cops profiled, attacked me
Itemad Almatar says a group of five police officers targeted her because she is Muslim, and then kicked her, removed her hijab, arrested and strip searched her
Surprise! Illinois woman learns she's pregnant days before giving birth
Illinois woman had no idea she was seven months pregnant when she went to the hospital with severe cramping
Gay pride parades massive, exuberant and sorrowful after Orlando
From San Francisco to New York City, millions celebrate LGBT culture in the streets, and mourn the 49 lives lost in the gay nightclub shooting
Cops: CTA stabbing victim, suspect argued over child
Police are calling the incident a domestic attack; the male suspect is in custody
Chicago police on lookout for Sinead O'Connor
Chicago police have advised officers to be on the lookout for the Irish singer-songwriter
Cops: Woman fatally stabbed on Chicago transit
The victim sustained a knife wound to the neck on CTA's Red Line Thursday afternoon, police say
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