Crash-and-grab robberies hit Chicago hard
Windy City's high-end shopping district, The Magnificent Mile, has become target of a new phenomenon, with some stores losing more than $100K worth of goods
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Windy City's high-end shopping district, The Magnificent Mile, has become target of a new phenomenon, with some stores losing more than $100K worth of goods
Two others injured after explosion and fire at drilling rig 100 miles southeast of Oklahoma City
The NYPD said its Internal Affairs Bureau is reviewing an incident after video of a violent confrontation between a teenager and police was posted online
Woman expected in court to face charges of DUI, vehicular manslaughter after running into crowd leaving church event Wednesday
FCC says indecent content law defines profanity as sexual or excretory in nature - meanings that don't relate to team's name
Police issued an Amber Alert for Kenneth White after his guardian's teen daughter said he was abducted by masked men; now, they say the story was false
More than 40 percent of people worry that privacy invasions outweigh the benefits of using drones for commercial purposes
Parents of Colorado theater shooting suspect are pleading for him to be spared the death penalty
Mark DeFriest, 54, "repeat escapist" from Florida prisons, set to be freed for real after 35 years behind bars
How suspected Sony Pictures hacker North Korea could have done it; crowded field squeezing "Big Three" automakers in U.S.; FreshDirect changing the face of the grocery industry
Major retailers like Walmart, Amazon looking to online grocery business as next frontier in e-commerce after food giant takes East Coast by storm
The massive fire destroyed an apartment complex that was under construction, causing $20 million to $30 million in damage
Black Panther Party member Assata Shakur, also known as Joanne Chesimard, fled to Cuba after being convicted of killing a NJ state trooper
Lawsuits allege safety lapses allowed drunk driver to crash into crowd at the Austin, Tex., music festival in March, leaving 4 dead
Certain jobs are being threatened by the steep drop in oil prices, while other industries are reaping the benefits