Author: staff
An elderly man has been declared mentally unfit for trial on charges that he shot his Antioch area neighbor in April, allegedly in a dispute over…
CTA Blue Line journeys are about to get easier for some commuters who have faced nearly monthlong station and track closures, but a stretch of the…
Museum staff at the Art Institute have ratified their first collective bargaining agreement, a year-and-a-half after they led a then-nascent charge to unionize workers across some…
National Weather Service officials warned of hazardous swimming conditions Tuesday due to high waves and dangerous currents at beaches along Lake Michigan in Illinois and Indiana.Waves…
Laura Ricketts, a co-owner of the Chicago Cubs, is leading a diverse group of local women business and civic leaders to purchase the Chicago Red Stars…
Lobbyist Will Cousineau is expected to make his second appearance on the witness stand in federal court as prosecutors on Tuesday attempt to build their case…
Christkindlmarket will open with two locations in Chicago and a third in Aurora — 94 days from now.German American Events, which runs the popular open-air Christmas…
A Ball State University student is arguing to the State Supreme Court that his class-action suit for a refund should be allowed to continue, despite lawmakers…
By Dr. David Fralinger, health enews A news service from Advocate Health Care® and Aurora Health Care® As another school year begins, buying school supplies and…
An 8-year-old boy was fatally wounded overnight in an accidental shooting on the West Side in East Garfield Park neighborhood, Chicago police said. Shortly before 4:30…