Swedish Hospital shooting Chicago: Alphanso Talley, charged with killing CPD Officer John Bartholomew, due back in court
CHICAGO (WLS) — The suspect in the shooting at Swedish Hospital that killed Chicago Police Officer John Bartholomew…
Chicago hosts UNESCO International Day of Jazz
In 2011, UNESCO designated April 30 as a day to honor the way jazz unites people across the…
Multi-vehicle crash involving semi slows I-57 traffic on Chicago’s South Side
CHICAGO – A multi-vehicle crash involving a semi-truck slowed traffic on Interstate 57 in Chicago Tuesday morning, but…
The ‘Lakeview Goons’ Have Been Harassing Locals For Years — Will Police Be Able To Stop Them?
ROSCOE VILLAGE — Tim Glascott had already gone to bed on a recent Saturday night when his phone…
McDonald’s bets on boba refreshers and a dirty Dr Pepper to drive its next growth
Fast food chains, thirsty for new ways to grow, are amping up their beverage offerings. McDonald’s said Tuesday…
Targeted Hunts Were Supposed to Curb ‘Zombie Deer Disease.’ Now What?
In the middle of a spring afternoon near Lowden-Miller State Forest, Daniel Skinner poured a small pile of…
A Day In The ‘Life’ Of A Food Delivery Robot: Lots Of Waiting And A Few Collisions
LAKEVIEW — When they’re not smashing through bus shelters or falling down train station stairs — or ferrying…
Over 1,000 remain without power after stormy gusts reaching 70 mph hit Chicago area
Over 1,000 ComEd customers remained without power Tuesday after stormy winds reaching 70 mph caused tree limbs to…
City Colleges of Chicago Announces Five Year Expansion of Partnership with One Million Degrees to Scale Wraparound Support to Reach Over 3,000 Students Annually
Partnership will scale proven One Million Degrees program, offering a national blueprint for community college student success CHICAGO — City…
Photographer Unveils Photos Of CPS Students In The ’70s — Are You In Them?
HUMBOLDT PARK — Working as a substitute teacher and photographer in the 1970s, Susan Fell-Lazar brought her camera…