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The dog that caused traffic to come to a crawl on the Kennedy has a name: "Hope." And she has a home, in Minnesota.
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Macy's stores will open on Thanksgiving this year for the first time in the company's history.
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The clock is ticking for Jesse Jackson Jr. as the convicted former congressman is scheduled to report to prison in less than a month.
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The clock is ticking for Jesse Jackson Jr. as the convicted former congressman is scheduled to report to prison in less than a month.
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The Cook County Sheriff says a few incorrect strokes on a piece of paper are all it takes to free the wrong inmate.
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New video of the brawl lends a fresh perspective as parents sound off at a school board meeting held to discuss the fight.
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Police are investigating whether the stabbing of 7-year-old JaMarkus Lofton was intentional or an accident.
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Police charged the students with felony mob action after the fight broke out on Monday in south suburban Richton Park.
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A 24-year-old woman reported a sex assault along the jogging path in broad daylight Saturday at Rainbow Beach Park.
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Joseph 'Jose' Banks, a convicted bank robber, describes his escape from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in downtown Chicago last December.
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Former Cook County Cmsr. and 7th Ward Ald. William Beavers was sentenced to six months in prison and a year of supervision plus fines Wednesday.
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More people died from overdose in DuPage County last year than were killed in traffic accidents.
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On Tuesday, a judge dismissed the case saying there simply isn't enough evidence the man was actually raped.
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Two Chicago men have been charged in connection with the mass shooting that injured 13 people in a Chicago park, according the Cook County State's Attorney.
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A federal judge said he doesn't think Trudeau is being truthful about his finances and hopes the night behind bars will encourage him to be more cooperative.
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There's another twist in the ongoing legal battle facing television pitchman Kevin Trudeau.
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There's another twist in the ongoing legal battle facing television pitchman Kevin Trudeau.
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First, it was disgraced Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich. Now, former Chicago Bulls star Dennis Rodman is hocking ... nuts.
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The U.S. Marshal's Service had planned to auction 13 items, but that number dropped to 12 after authorities heard from Eddie Van Halen.
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The fur-lined coats and capes, Michael Jackson memorabilia and other items made famous - or infamous - in the federal case against former Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. can be yours.
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Naperville home burglaries jump in number. Police say two patterns are at play: forced entries during the day and quick grabs through an unlocked door or window overnight.
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Konnor Burns, 24, is now charged with reckless driving and driving under the influence.
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For more than a year now, the family of Chezevon Jones says they've been given the runaround by police and they still can't put their son to rest.
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The bridge that was closed Tuesday is now repaired and open for traffic. But engineering reports show there is cause for concern at several points along Lake Shore Drive.
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The attack happened in the middle of the afternoon Thursday when the woman was jogging near Bryn Mawr and Kostner in the Sauganash neighborhood.
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Putting thousands of commuters and tourists on borrowed bikes and sending them cruising through downtown Chicago is apparently NOT a recipe for disaster. At least not yet.
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Divers pulled the 17-year-old boy from the water just before 10 p.m. on Wednesday night. There is no word on his condition.
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More people are locked up inside the Cook County Jail than any time in the last six years.
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More people are locked up inside the Cook County Jail than any time in the last six years.
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A Chicago woman was attacked and dragged by someone in an SUV who grabbed her while she was riding a bike in Logan Square.
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A Chicago woman was attacked and dragged by someone in an SUV who grabbed her while she was riding a bike in Logan Square.
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A beekeeper and some of her neighbors tried to keep the Village of Skokie from making beekeeping illegal for residents, and for the time being, they have succeeded.
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A beekeeper and some of her neighbors are trying to keep the Village of Skokie from making beekeeping illegal for residents.
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Former Congressman Jesse Jackson, Jr. and former Ald. Sandi Jackson will be sentenced Wednesday in Washington, D.C.
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The Village of Deerfield says the local water supply has been contaminated with fecal bacteria.
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''Honestly, I don't believe they'll close it. How can they?'' asks Shareese Tovar, whose family built a business at the now-closing Lincoln Mall in Matteson, Ill.
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''Honestly, I don't believe they'll close it. How can they?'' asks Shareese Tovar.
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A customer sprang to action after a 12-year-old girl said a man attempted to lure her to his vehicle near a convenience store.
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Defiant till the end, Alex Rodriguez is intent on evading baseball's most sweeping punishment since the Black Sox scandal.
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Some city kids are enjoying activities not normally offered in the center of a major city at a summer camp on Northerly Island.
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Some city kids are enjoying activities not normally offered in the center of a major city at a summer camp on Northerly Island.
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Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart has pioneered unusual programs for non-violent inmates that he says he thinks will make them less likely to return.
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Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart has pioneered unusual programs for non-violent inmates that he says he thinks will make them less likely to return.
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Brad O'Halloran may have been inappropriately collecting paychecks from two government agencies.
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Leaders of the Illinois House and Senate sued Gov. Pat Quinn on Tuesday over what they called a "purely political and unconstitutional" move to block lawmaker paychecks because of inaction on the state's nearly $100 billion pension crisis.
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Leaders of the Illinois House and Senate sued Gov. Pat Quinn on Tuesday over what they called a "purely political and unconstitutional" move to block lawmaker paychecks because of inaction on the state's nearly $100 billion pension crisis.
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