A small fire that erupted at a popular restaurant in the Hancock building on the Magnificent Mile left a man who was cleaning hospitalized with burns, police said.
Man Burned at Hancock Center Restaurant: Cops
Daley’s New Proposal Likely Facing Push-Back
Aldermen are not happy with one of Mayor Daley's latest proposals, to put them under the scrutiny of the city's inspector general.
Illinois Changing DNA Evidence Protocol
Illinois is going to reform the way police departments process DNA evidence from sexual assaults.
Another Trade Show Leaves McCormick Place
Another trade show is backing out of Chicago. Supercomm, a telecommunications trade show, is canceling it's October show at McCormick Place.
Flights were cancelled, traffic was slow and commuters were warned to allow themselves at least an extra half hour to get to work as a winter storm descended
There's a powerful funk emanating from Chicago's City Hall, and it has nothing to do with corruption.
Hundreds of flights into and out of Chicago's airports were canceled as snow fell on the area.
A Fox Chicago News investigation has found racist and sexist emails being circulated through the offices of a major city contractor.
The Obama administration says it will spend $78.5 million to halt the giant Asian carp, which officials fear could spread and possibly endanger the Great Lakes
Two Charged in Fatal Stabbing of 70-Year-Old
Two people are awaiting extradition from Kentucky after being charged in connection with the murder of a 70-year-old man last week in his far north suburban home.
Lucasfilm Suing Chicago Billboard Company
George Lucas is suing Skywalker Outdoor, a Chicago billboard company, which the creator of Star Wars claims is hitting a little too close to home.
Attorney: Savio Said If She Died, Drew Did It
A divorce attorney who represented Drew Peterson's third wife and had been contacted by his fourth wife testified Monday in his pretrial hearing.
Quinn Praises Cohen's Decision
Governor Quinn applauded Scott Lee Cohen's decision to drop off the ticket. He says despite Cohen's problems, it was clear he had a heart for the people.
Marijuana Worth More Than $9 Million Found in Warehouse
Illinois State Police discovered more than $9 million worth of marijuana while searching a west suburban warehouse last week and arrested four people for trafficking.
Illinois Senator Dick Durbin will chair the campaign of Democratic Senate Candidate Alexi Giannoulias.
Assailant Flees After Fatal Woodlawn Shooting
A man who was shot in the chest in the Woodlawn neighborhood Sunday night has been identified.
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