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Burger King President Tom Curtis explains how the fast-food chain is letting customers share feedback straight to the top and how he plans to manage the likely flood of messages.
Burger King President Tom Curtis explains how the fast-food chain is letting customers share feedback straight to the top and how he plans to manage the likely flood of messages.
Families mark somber anniversary of Chicago nightclub stampede
It's been 23 years since a stampede killed 21 people who were enjoying a night out. Now, the victims' family members are renewing their calls for a permanent memorial to be erected on Motor Row.
It's been 23 years since a stampede killed 21 people who were enjoying a night out. Now, the victims' family members are renewing their calls for a permanent memorial to be erected on Motor Row.
When do Ravinia tickets go on sale? What to know about the 2026 season
Ravinia returns for another summer of live music, featuring the first full season at the new Hunter Pavilion.
Ravinia returns for another summer of live music, featuring the first full season at the new Hunter Pavilion.
Wisconsin police chase of stolen ambulance with patient inside
Wisconsin Rapids police were involved in a chase of a stolen ambulance that stretched more than 18 miles on Tuesday evening, Feb. 17. It resulted in the arrest of one person.
Wisconsin Rapids police were involved in a chase of a stolen ambulance that stretched more than 18 miles on Tuesday evening, Feb. 17. It resulted in the arrest of one person.
Teen arrested 9 months after fatal Chicago shooting
A 16-year-old is charged with murder nearly nine months after a shooting on Chicago's West Side.
A 16-year-old is charged with murder nearly nine months after a shooting on Chicago's West Side.
FULL REMARKS: Rev. Jesse Jackson's family speaks on legacy of late civil rights icon
The family of Rev. Jesse Jackson spoke Wednesday following the death of the civil rights icon the day before.
The family of Rev. Jesse Jackson spoke Wednesday following the death of the civil rights icon the day before.
Oak Park fire tears through building
Oak Park firefighters responded to a structure fire Tuesday night at a vacant building.
Oak Park firefighters responded to a structure fire Tuesday night at a vacant building.
Oak Park fire tears through building
Oak Park firefighters responded to a structure fire Tuesday night at a vacant building in the 1200 block of North Taylor Avenue, officials said.
Oak Park firefighters responded to a structure fire Tuesday night at a vacant building in the 1200 block of North Taylor Avenue, officials said.
Watch: Airborne truck flies nearly 100 feet into Oregon home, driver charged
A 33-year-old Oregon man was charged after police say he sped through a construction site, sending his truck airborne nearly 100 feet into a home.
A 33-year-old Oregon man was charged after police say he sped through a construction site, sending his truck airborne nearly 100 feet into a home.
Illinois bill would lower legal blood alcohol limit for drivers
A new Illinois bill would change when a driver is considered legally impaired.
A new Illinois bill would change when a driver is considered legally impaired.
Things to do in Chicago this weekend — Winter Jazz Fair, Travel & Adventure Show
Looking for things to do? Here's a guide to activities and events in Chicago Feb. 20-22.
Looking for things to do? Here's a guide to activities and events in Chicago Feb. 20-22.
Pritzker blasts Trump's policies, touts Illinois' improved finances in budget address
Gov. JB Pritzker covered affordability and pushed back against Trump in his State of the State budget address.
Gov. JB Pritzker covered affordability and pushed back against Trump in his State of the State budget address.
Trump administration sued over new signage policy affecting national parks
A lawsuit against the Trump administration claims it’s erasing history and science from America's national parks with new signage policies. Here is what the lawsuit says has been changed in recent months.
A lawsuit against the Trump administration claims it’s erasing history and science from America's national parks with new signage policies. Here is what the lawsuit says has been changed in recent months.
Woman found shot to death on Chicago's far South Side
A woman was found shot to death Tuesday afternoon on Chicago's Far South Side.
A woman was found shot to death Tuesday afternoon on Chicago's Far South Side.
Person shot to death on Chicago's South Side
A person was shot to death Tuesday night on Chicago's South Side.
A person was shot to death Tuesday night on Chicago's South Side.
Cook County assessor candidates spar over property taxes, campaign donations
The two Democratic primary candidates in the Cook County assessor race debates why property tax bills have increased so much.
The two Democratic primary candidates in the Cook County assessor race debates why property tax bills have increased so much.
Chicago man charged with murder months after South Side stabbing
A Chicago man was charged with murder in connection with a stabbing last August in the Gresham neighborhood.
A Chicago man was charged with murder in connection with a stabbing last August in the Gresham neighborhood.
Chicago weather: Warm, windy conditions today before storms and cooler air arrive
Windy warmth in the 60s gives way to possible thunderstorms Thursday before colder, drier weather settles in for the weekend.
Windy warmth in the 60s gives way to possible thunderstorms Thursday before colder, drier weather settles in for the weekend.
Lunar New Year celebrations begin in Chinatown
Chicagoans are celebrating Lunar New Year, a 15-day festival, by cleaning homes, paying debts, and shopping for lucky foods and gifts like oranges to welcome prosperity in the Year of the Fire Horse.
Chicagoans are celebrating Lunar New Year, a 15-day festival, by cleaning homes, paying debts, and shopping for lucky foods and gifts like oranges to welcome prosperity in the Year of the Fire Horse.
Lunar New Year celebrations begin in Chinatown
Chicagoans are celebrating Lunar New Year, a 15-day festival, by cleaning homes, paying debts, and shopping for lucky foods and gifts like oranges to welcome prosperity in the Year of the Fire Horse.
Chicagoans are celebrating Lunar New Year, a 15-day festival, by cleaning homes, paying debts, and shopping for lucky foods and gifts like oranges to welcome prosperity in the Year of the Fire Horse.