An Illinois State Police trooper who had stopped to check on a semi truck parked along the shoulder where I-57 North meets Interstate 80 East at Exit 345A/B in Bremen Township, discovered its driver dead inside the vehicle, a state police spokeswoman said.
The Glenview kids' institution joins the parade of Chicago-area museums cautiously reopening amid COVID-19.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s proposal to require landlords in many cases to give tenants more notice before not renewing leases or raising rents moved forward Tuesday, though both renters’ groups and building owners said the measure has problems.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Tuesday added Iowa and Oklahoma to the list of states from which people entering Chicago need to quarantine themselves for two weeks because of rising coronavirus levels, and wouldn’t rule out eventually adding Wisconsin to the list as well if warranted.
Eden restaurant closing after four-year run; business climate during coronavirus untenable, owners say
The Cubs will play a handful of rare Friday and Saturday night home games this season, which isn’t expected to cause the usual hand-wringing and political fights because the COVID-19 pandemic will stop fans with tickets from flooding into Wrigleyville to snarl traffic around the historic ballpark.
Students who qualify will have half of their debt erased after their first term and the rest forgiven upon completion of their program.
Gov. J.B. Pritzker focused on bars as potential hot spots for transmission of the new coronavirus in response to questions Tuesday about whether he’s considering rolling back any portion of the state’s economic reopening as COVID-19 cases rise.
One of Illinois’ top Republican officials said Tuesday he’s skipping the GOP’s national convention celebration in Jacksonville, Fla, next month over concerns about the coronavirus.
Lincoln Hall has teamed up with parent company Audiotree to begin a concert series dubbed Stages, in which bands play a show from the stage just as it would have during pre-COVID times, only it's livestreamed to audiences.
A 23-year-old Glen Ellyn-area man who last year pleaded guilty to murder in the 2017 slaying of a 49-year-old Glendale Heights man has been sentenced to 30 years in prison, DuPage County prosecutors announced Monday.
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Cook County-owned buildings will rely solely on clean energy by 2030, board President Toni Preckwinkle announced Monday while warning of the dire climate change that could recreate the conditions of Chicago’s deadly heat wave 25 years ago.
The decision to retain an Obama-era regulation came less than a week after the Chicago area suffered its longest streak of bad air days in more than a decade.
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According to company data released Friday, elevated lead levels persist in 30% of the University Park homes whose water was sampled last month — a proportion comparable to what was seen nine months ago.
A black Volkswagen Jetta was split in two and seven people were sent to hospitals in a multi-car crash that shut down a stretch of Oakton Street between Niles and Park Ridge Friday evening, police and fire officials said.
President Donald Trump on Monday said Chicago violence is “worse than Afghanistan” while pledging to bring down shooting numbers in American cities “even if we have to go in and take over.”
Oak Park & River Forest High School to stick with e-learning this fall, administrators promise changes
With only a few exceptions, Loyola will continue to offer online classes in the fall amid continued concerns about COVID-19 spread.
The Illinois general election is Nov. 3. Concerned about the coronavirus? Here's what you need to know about voting by mail.
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