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Any deal struck Wednesday night is a temporary one, buying lawmakers just a few more months.
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A man wanted in two sex assaults and home invasions that occurred just hours apart on the city's South Side last week is now in police custody, officials said.
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Food stamp recipients should be able to use their Link cards in grocery stores on Sunday, now that vendor Xerox Corp. has restored service after a system outage that affected people across 17 states.
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EBT system failure left full carts abandoned at Chicago grocery stores as shoppers in Illinois and many other states have been unable to use their food stamp debit cards.
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EBT system failure left full carts abandoned at Chicago grocery stores as shoppers in Illinois and many other states have been unable to use their food stamp debit cards.
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Safeway Inc. plans to sell its 72 Chicago Dominick's stores by 2014 because the grocery chain is losing money.
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The Bears play the New York Giants Thursday night at Soldier Field and thanks to a group called Warrior Wishes, there will be some very special guests in the stands.
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The Bears play the New York Giants Thursday night at Soldier Field and thanks to a group called Warrior Wishes, there will be some very special guests in the stands.
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The Chicago Transit Authority is now slowing down its rollout of the new Ventra card fare system.
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The CTA is now slowing down its rollout of the new Ventra card fare system.
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The new store will employ 200 people, and Target has promised 75 of those jobs to Chicago Housing Authority residents.
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Some analysts called this the most important regular season game in Northwestern University history and fans agreed.
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A high school senior prank could result in a lot of trouble for dozens of students at a west suburban school.
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Chicago police say thieves are breaking into cars parked in a CTA lot in the 5100-block of South Pulaski.
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Police are searching for a group of hammer-wielding attackers who robbed three people in separate incidents on the city's North Side.
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A fifth man, David Logan, has been charged in connection with a shooting last week in the Back of the Yards neighborhood that left 13 people, including a three-year-old boy.
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A fifth man, David Logan, has been charged in connection with a shooting last week in the Back of the Yards neighborhood that left 13 people, including a three-year-old boy.
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An autopsy Friday could explain why security guard, Richard Cowser, 54, died while trying to break up at fight.
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Police say a security guard was trying to break up a fight at Thornwood High School when he was injured after falling into a locker.
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Police say a security guard was trying to break up a fight at Thornwood High School when he was injured after falling into a locker.
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A security guard died Thursday after he was injured breaking up a fight at Thornwood High School in South Holland, police said.
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A student at Urban Prep on West 14th Place in Chicago was arrested for bringing a gun to school on Tuesday.
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One of the 13 victims of Thursday night?s shooting rampage in a Chicago park is speaking out, talking one-on-one about how he felt.
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One of the 13 victims of Thursday night's shooting rampage in a Chicago park is speaking out, talking one-on-one about how he felt.
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Basketball legend Isiah Thomas, who grew up on Chicago's West Side, made an appeal to a generation rocked by violence on Friday night.
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A march for peace in the Back of the Yards neighborhood Friday afternoon is set to begin at the Holy Cross Immaculate Hearts of Mary, near the scene of Thursday night?s shooting that left 13 people injured.
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A march for peace in the Back of the Yards neighborhood Friday was set to begin at the Holy Cross Immaculate Hearts of Mary, near the scene of Thursday night?s shooting that left 13 people injured.
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A 72-year-old woman who found herself trapped in flood waters during last night's storms gives ABC7 a firsthand account of her ordeal.
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A heated meeting was held Tuesday night over the CTA's proposed bus rapid transit line along Ashland Avenue.
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Syria strike is running into resistance from the American public and skeptics in Congress and from European allies bent on awaiting a U.N. report about a chemical attack they acknowledge strongly points to the Assad government.
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An off-duty Chicago police officer shot a man who broke into her home in the Wrightwood community.
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Some Chicago area lawmakers are among those who have decided to support military action in Syria.
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The proposed ordinance would require restaurants to post signs declaring a firearm-free zone, or risk losing their liquor license.
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Edging toward a punitive strike against Syria, President Barack Obama said Friday he is weighing ??limited and narrow?? action as the administration bluntly accused Bashar Assad's government of launching a chemical weapons attack that killed at least 1,429 people - far more than previous estimates - including more than 400 children.
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Whole Foods' prices are generally higher than many other grocery stores. ABC7's Eric Horng did some comparison shopping.
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Some Chicagoans, as well as some members of Congress, want more evidence that Syrian leaders used chemical weapons against their own citizens before the U.S. takes military action.
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Five athletes are accused of hazing team members in Plano.
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Thirty-one people were arrested in connection with an alleged heroin drug ring operation in Cook and DuPage counties.
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The Robbins Police Department has a new chief, new commanders and a new directive. And in recent months, the number of arrests is on the rise.
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The Robbins Police Department has a new chief, new commanders and a new directive. And in recent months, the number of arrests is on the rise.
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Details are emerging about the truck driver blamed for causing a fiery crash in northwest Indiana and the seven family members who were killed, four of them children.
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Noticeably fewer people come out for the Air and Water Show on the Chicago lakefront. New acts couldn't make up for the lack of military jets in this year's show.
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Details are emerging about the truck driver blamed for causing a fiery crash in northwest Indiana and the seven family members who were killed, four of them children.
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An independent panel including former U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald will recommend reforms for Metra and other Chicago-area transit agencies, Governor Pat Quinn announced Thursday, the same day a fifth Metra board member resigned.
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An independent panel including former U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald will recommend reforms for Metra and other Chicago-area transit agencies, Governor Pat Quinn announced Thursday, the same day a fifth Metra board member resigned.
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The Jackson family now has less than three months together before Jesse Jr. reports to federal prison and the next four years will be altered.
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In north suburban Waukegan, someone is shooting a BB gun or pellet fun at women.
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A double murder early Saturday morning has claimed the life of a man and a young woman after neighbors say they heard shots around 3 a.m. in south suburban Calumet Park.
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A double murder early Saturday morning has claimed the life of a man and a young woman after neighbors say they heard shots around 3 a.m. in south suburban Calumet Park.
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