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Malik Elzy is staying home. The Simeon wide receiver announced his commitment to play football at Illinois during Saturday’s NBC broadcast o...

The phone call to the reporter came in at 8 p.m. on Dec. 31 from Lake County Adult Corrections Facility, the Post said. He reportedly made a...

A 17-year-old boy fatally wounded Friday afternoon on the West Side was among five teens ranging from 14 to 16 years of age shot in gun viol...

Although Illinois has had a Safe Haven Law for newborns since 2001, it requires that babies are handed over to a person.

The pandemic forced Solomon Smith IV, who goes by the name Solo, to shift his focus from college to professional gaming.

The Illinois House voted late Friday to give pay raises to lawmakers starting with those sworn in for a new term next week, while also boost...

Concordia University Chicago basketball players hospitalized after intense practice

The debate on two key issues moves to the Illinois Senate after the House approves measures on gun control and abortion rights.

He was first tapped to represent the 26th Ward in the summer of 2009 by Mayor Richard M. Daley.

Overall, sales continued an upward trend, more than doubling over 2020, the first year of legalized recreational marijuana in the state.

Lewis Z. Koch was a versatile journalist who at point in a varied career wrote columns to help parents and families during times of changing...

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Lightfoot thanked the Jan. 6 Congressional committee but then got pushback because the local officer tied to Proud Boys was not fired.

There are an estimated 3,100 eagles wintering in at least 27 Illinois counties each year.

Peoples Gas is looking to add $11.83 per month to the average residential customer bill beginning in January 2024.

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As of Thursday afternoon, Chicago police said the investigation into vandalism and hate speech graffiti at Cook It Mama Cafe is ongoing.

Critics remain concerned by the Chicago Police Department’s impending relaunch of its much-criticized “gang database,” even after the proces...

A 14-year-old girl was shot in the neck Thursday night while standing near the road in Vet's Park, police said.

Some opponents stressed they're not against the asylum seekers but their neighborhood is already severely lacking in resources for existing...

Dozens of gun control advocates rallied at the Illinois Capitol on Thursday to support legislation banning a number of firearms that lawmake...

High court halted controversial SAFE-T Act provision and other pretrial changes just before they were supposed to go into effect Jan. 1.

In all, the inspector general has released more than a dozen findings of PPP loan fraud among county workers since last summer.

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A family-only prayer service for "The Walking Man" will be held Jan. 23, said Mark Schmeltzer, director of communication at Mercy Home.