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Armed robbers hit 5 pedestrians on Chicago's North Side: 'I knew exactly what was going to happen'
Armed robbers held up at least five pedestrians across several Chicago neighborhoods Sunday night.
Armed robbers held up at least five pedestrians across several Chicago neighborhoods Sunday night.
A 17-year-old boy is dead after he was struck by an SUV while lying in a roadway early Monday in north suburban Niles.
Investigators are still looking for answers into the catastrophic crash of a charter bus last week in upstate New York. It was carrying students from a Long Island high school. The accident took the lives of two of its educators.
Trailing by 21 through three quarters, Northwestern appeared headed toward yet another loss. The Wildcats had other ideas.
Chicago is often called a melting pot and this festival celebrates that title. It's all about breaking down barriers and building community one individual, on community at a time. Tim McGill was there this morning at the festival's opening for Good Day Chicago.
New studies show more women in the U.S. are drinking themselves to death. But the question is why? Sobriety coach and author Celeste Yvonne is joining me now to dive deeper into the real issues at hand.
No debates, no problem for former President Donald Trump. A point of clear frustration for the candidates who will be debating on Wednesday is that the former president's absence from the debate stage has not cost him anything in the polls so far.
Actors remain on strike, but movement on the writers’ demands could mean that actors will also find a resolution soon.
Rite Aid will reportedly close 400 to 500 stores as it plans to file for bankruptcy, the Wall Street Journal reported.
Troopers used drones and police dogs in the search while local police and citizens from both Michigan and adjacent Wisconsin helped look for the girl in the remote wooded area.