Новости за 20.03.2018

An Aurora man got 31 years shaved off his sentence for a 2009 shooting in Oswego that killed an East Aurora High School soccer player and injured a Montgomery teen.

President Donald Trump is preparing to impose a package of $60 billion in annual tariffs against Chinese products, following through on a longtime threat that he says will punish China for intellectual property theft and create more American jobs.

The tariff package, which Trump plans to unveil...

After acing an aptitude test three years ago, veteran Chicago police Officer Maureen Bresnahan thought she was well-positioned for a promotion to the department’s elite Bomb Squad, even though the 11-member unit hadn’t included a woman for years.

On the day a videotaped interview revealed Martina Navratilova’s outrage at learning John McEnroe makes “at least 10 times as much money” to provide Wimbledon analysis for BBC, McEnroe was in Chicago to promote the upcoming Laver Cup.

Highland Park residents frustrated by the slow pace of renewal in the Ravinia business district had cause for optimism in January.

Two people were killed following a head-on collision on the 9th Street bridge in Lockport, shutting it down for a few hours Monday afternoon, according to the Illinois State Police.

Since sexual misconduct allegations exploded against movie mogul Harvey Weinstein in October, dozens of women have accused other high-profile men. The global prevalence of #MeToo continues to highlight the magnitude of this problem.

Michael Ferro stepped down from the board of Tronc on Monday, hours before Fortune published a story online accusing him of inappropriate sexual behavior toward two women while in his previous role as head of a Chicago investment firm.

A DuPage County judge has rejected a request that details be kept under wraps in the case of a former Schaumburg police officer who confessed to operating a drug ring but now wants his conviction tossed out.

An unidentified male was killed in a fiery crash at 2:15 a.m. Monday on Burrville Road in Crete Township, according to the Will County coroner's office.

Miracles don't come cheap.

You can't buy a miracle in the bargain-basement store of life. The check made out to "miracle" is never written. The fee is never enough. There is no credit card that can put a dollar sign next to the word.

We try to define an undefinable something by our own perspective....

Salvador Martinez, the owner of a popular Elmwood Park car wash, said he has fielded a number of calls since March 14, when a customer drove through the car wash — and through its back wall — bringing down a part of its roof.

The president and manager of a car wash that was under contract to wash city vehicles have been charged with defrauding Chicago of more than $900,000 by allegedly using suppliers that didn’t comply with the minority business requirements. The two allegedly devised a scheme to inflate prices and...

Roger Federer, the world’s top-ranked tennis player, ​​​​was in Chicago on Monday for the first time to help kick off the countdown to September’s Laver Cup.

Roger Federer, the world’s top-ranked tennis player, ​​​​was in Chicago Monday for the first time to help kick off the countdown to September’s Laver Cup.

A Pennsylvania college student who disappeared following a rugby tournament in Bermuda was found dead Monday after an intensive search of the British island territory.

The primary races for governor have drawn most of our attention hereabouts. And how could they not have, with scores of millions of dollars in campaign commercials splattering the airwaves, eight joint appearances or debates among the Democratic rivals, and months of daily news coverage of the...

A man who was the subject of a 2014 Hammond traffic stop that made national news is set to go to trial late this summer.

Voters go to the polls Tuesday to decide Democratic and Republican nominees for the November general election, after a final day of campaigning saw candidates for governor, attorney general and Congress fan out across Illinois.

The Vikings have finalized their trade with the Broncos to acquire quarterback Trevor Siemian, to be their backup to free agent prize Kirk Cousins.

Ever take one of those silly personality tests on Facebook? Your friends took the quiz (“What city should you actually live in?” was a popular one), so you followed the link to a website, answered some questions and shared the result: “Paris.” All in good fun within your private social media group,...

The 9th Street bridge in Lockport was expected to be shut down for several hours following a fatal two-vehicle crash with injuries Monday afternoon, according to the Illinois State Police.

Former "Sex and the City" star Cynthia Nixon is running for New York governor.