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The strike, which involves 517 nurses who are organized through the Illinois Nurses Association, is the second one at Ascension St. Joseph s...

A man accused of firebombing an anti-abortion office in Wisconsin last year has agreed to plead guilty to a federal charge of damaging prope...

Celebrating its 89th year, the Chicago Thanksgiving Parade will feature staged performances, marching bands, equestrian groups, floats and m...

The train with 200 passengers crashed into the empty car and a tow truck Thursday night near New Buffalo, about 70 miles east of Chicago.

While Vivek Ramaswamy is packing his schedule with stops across Iowa, including multiple events on Tuesday and Wednesday, he has failed to m...

Co-owner Mark Kotlick said Tuesday he plans to make repairs and reopen the restaurant. “We haven’t been in business for 95 years to let this...

A wrongful-death lawsuit was filed Monday in the 19th Circuit Court for a Highland Park hit-and-run fatality in June.

The village's move to help asylum seekers will go to February, beyond the original December date.

An Austin man has been charged with fatally shooting his teenage son inside his home on the West Side last weekend

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Since Thanksgiving doesn’t occur on the same date each year, the temperature and precipitation values can vary dramatically.

Sister Patricia Crowley, who taught high school and ran a shelter for homeless women, dies at 84

The anticipated travel surge is expected to cap a year of strong travel demand.

Shortly after 10 a.m. Monday, the woman was wounded to the right arm inside of a residence in the 5800 block of South Aberdeen Street.

Officials said there is an 100% chance of rain Tuesday, mainly before 10 a.m. A northwest wind is about 5 to 10 mph expecting to increase to...

Testimony in the historic corruption trial of ex-Chicago Ald. Edward Burke is expected to turn Tuesday to an alleged scheme by the powerful...

Shortly after 1 a.m., the victim was exiting a vehicle when a black SUV approached in the 2300 block of West 18th Street and someone inside...

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The approval of the concerts came after a decadeslong battle between the city and university over the use of the stadium.

Some advocates applaud the effort but raise concerns migrants may still wind up on the streets with 60-day shelter stay policy.

Corruption trial of former Chicago Ald. Ed Burke restarts with a gruff, recorded call of the alderman complaining to Field Museum director

The serval was owned by a Grosse Pointe couple, who worked with police to catch the wildcat that ran loose for nearly three hours.

A spokesperson with Preckwinkle’s office said Calumet City residents have filed 1,043 damage reports filed compared to 152 damage reports fr...

He played in small clubs and concert arenas, always giving his all. An upcoming tribute show at Metro will have fellow musicians from all ov...

A former Cook County judge accused of taking nearly $250,000 from the bank accounts of a 95-year-old man was indicted by a grand jury on sev...