Новости за 26.06.2018

Passing the “Hands Off Pants On” ordinance sends a powerful, much-needed message to women in hospitality that we are being seen and heard.

Talk about a class act move by Yu Darvish, who catered dinner to two minor-league teams after his rehab outing on Monday.

ISP spokesman Matt Boerwinkle said Dante Fleming had been alone in a holding cell, and was found unresponsive early Saturday.

The Lakers' president of basketball operations says it'll be a "failure" if the team doesn't strike big in free agency

A 40-year state employee, Timothy Mapes will be reimbursed for 91 vacation days and will get half-pay for 146 sick days for a payout of $130,516.

Women are underrepresented in the ranks of criminal investigators and leadership roles at four of the nation's top federal law enforcement agencies.

Habas was last seen Monday when he was dropped off at Tinley Park High School, police said. He did not meet his ride at the end of the school day.

Eddie Carr was "artist in residence" at Butch McGuire’s, creating the spectacular holiday decorations for the popular Division Street bar.

Oklahoma primary voters were weighing Tuesday whether to approve one of the least-restrictive state laws allowing medical marijuana.

Twenty-five schools are facing possible punishment from Illinois High School Association for playing in summer high school basketball shootout events.

ST. PETERSBURG, Russia (AP) — Lionel Messi and Argentina finally got things going at the World Cup. Messi scored an exquisite 14th-minute goal to give the two-time champions the lead in a must-win game against Nigeria on Tuesday, but it wasn’t until Marcos Rojo’s 86th-minute strike that Argentina was assured of a place in the […]

ST. PETERSBURG, Russia (AP) — Lionel Messi and Argentina finally came alive at the World Cup. Messi scored an exquisite 14th-minute goal to give the two-time champions the lead Tuesday, but it wasn’t until Marcos Rojo’s 86th-minute strike that Argentina was assured of a place in the round of 16. Victor Moses scored a penalty […]

A London court gave ride-hailing firm Uber a shorter than usual license to keep operating in the capital.

One hurdle remains before Lidia Souza can regain custody of her son, Diogo, from the Chicago-based non-profit organization that's looking after him.

The Shedd Aquarium is debuting three new exhibits this summer, and they're all outdoors.

Frog fishing and other summer patterns go and there's lots of extra water around Chicago fishing for this sprawling raw-file Midwest Fishing Report.

“Volunteer” is the first Old Crow Medicine Show album to include electric guitar since their 2004 debut.

City and county leaders need to hear the shouts of people who are frightened to go about their daily lives for fear of being shot or murdered.

The lawsuit is the first legal challenge by states over the practice of separating children from their parents at the southern border.

Tyler Hilinski was found dead in his apartment with a gunshot wound and a suicide note on Jan. 16.

O'Ree, the first black player in NHL history, finally gets the Hockey Hall of Fame call on the same day as Devils legend Martin Brodeur.

House Speaker Paul Ryan is showing little confidence that the package will survive.

The legwork to claim many popular deductions and provide other critical information has been moved to one of six accompanying worksheets.

The NBA continues to lead the way in men's professional sports in racial and gender hiring practices, according to a report released Tuesday.

Two teen boys are facing felony charges for allegedly fleeing Chicago Police on the Northwest Side early Saturday and crashing into Niles police cars.