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A woman notorious for sneaking onto commercial airplanes has once again been arrested — this time after making her way through a federal checkpoint at O’Hare International Airport and onto a plane that flew her to London, authorities said.

The flu season in the U.S. is getting worse.

Health officials last week said flu was blanketing the country but they thought there was a good chance the season was already peaking. But the newest numbers out Friday show it grew even more intense.

"This is a season that has a lot more steam than...

They are safe for now and, according to authorities, they are relieved.

Jaime Hauad left home for the last time on a spring morning in 1997, kissing his mom goodbye as she still lay in bed.

Donald Trump was attending a celebrity golf tournament at a Lake Tahoe resort in July 2006 when he met the adult-film star Stormy Daniels, she later said. Daniels said she took the future president up on his offer to ride around the lakefront course in his golf cart.

The honeymoon, as it were, is apparently over.

A day after Pope Francis grabbed headlines by pronouncing two flight attendants man and wife while flying 36,000 feet over Chile, the conservative Catholic commentariat on Friday questioned the legitimacy of the impromptu sacrament and warned it could...

Corey Crawford will return to the Blackhawks this season.

At least coach Joel Quenneville says he is confident about that.

“That’s our expectation and our hope,” Quenneville said Friday after his team returned to the ice for the first time since Sunday.

Though he clarified his stance on whether...

Tom Petty's family says his death last year was due to an accidental drug overdose.

A man suffered a gunshot wound to the back of the head when a gunman ran out of a liquor store the man was standing in front of and shot him Friday evening in the South Shore neighborhood, police said.

A neighbor of Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., has agreed to plead guilty in federal court in a November attack that left the nation's best-known libertarian with six broken ribs and briefly sidelined him during the debate over the tax overhaul, according to court documents.

Two dining tables remained, and two stuffed sofas, a popcorn maker, a couple of stools, two rows of mismatched chairs, everything on deep discount.

Inspired by last year's Women's March Chicago, Dell Urban is going again Saturday, but while there she plans to pass out 100 bags filled with toiletries, food and clothes to homeless people in Chicago.

A concealed carry holder at a Loop McDonald’s fired a shot at a man who put up a fight when he was asked to leave the restaurant, authorities said.

A document described by House Republicans as a top-secret memo about surveillance "abuse" contains talking points focused on discrediting Fusion GPS, the firm that hired a British ex-spy to compile intelligence reports about alleged connections between President Donald Trump's associates and the...

I simply will not tell you that Chicago’s City Hall has been smooching the behind of Amazon boss Jeff Bezos.

Two men have been charged with the armed robbery of a 38-year-old Aurora man outside his home on the city's Far East Side.

Bucking a recommendation that two officers be fired, the Chicago Police Board suspended them without pay for a year each for firing into a moving car against department policy and wounding an unarmed man.

Bucking a recommendation that two officers be fired, the Chicago Police Board suspended them without pay for a year each for firing into a moving car against department policy and wounding an unarmed man.

As the mystery surrounding Blackhawks goalie Corey Crawford commands Chicago’s attention, an unsettling reality goes mostly unnoticed.

Lincoln-Way High School District 210 officials took the first step toward possibly selling the shuttered Lincoln-Way North High School Thursday night by agreeing to seek appraisers for the building.

The government careened toward shutdown Friday night in a chaotic close to Donald Trump's first year as president, as Democrats and Republicans preemptively traded blame while still struggling to find some accord before a deadline at the stroke of midnight.

The Illinois Toll Highway Authority on Friday withdrew a proposal to pay almost $9 million to a consulting firm to finish work on a technology upgrade after the plan was questioned by the state comptroller.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel headed to the University of Michigan on Friday to pitch students on the benefits of moving to Chicago after graduation, only to face hecklers opposed to his plan to spend $95 million on a new West Side police training academy.

Eighty-six-year-old Bonnie Stein Kammer has a heart condition and uses a red electric wheelchair, but she says neither will keep her from joining the Women’s March Chicago at Grant Park on Saturday.

Reports of cougar spotted in a DuPage County forest preserve has triggered an investigation by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources.