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Illinois public health officials would be required to visit state-run veterans homes almost immediately upon learning of an infectious disea...

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A federal indictment alleges that three south suburban residents conspired to traffic cocaine and heroin in Robbins

The saliva test is a popular alternative to more invasive nose swabs and can produce results in 24 hours.

Police found an unresponsive woman and man in the car; the woman was slumped over in the driver’s seat, she said.

Harris had prior convictions for distributing crack cocaine, pointing a firearm and possession of a firearm as a felon, according to a relea...

Many parents spoke of their relief to get back to some semblance of normalcy.

The state administered 50,897 coronavirus vaccine doses Sunday, public health officials announced, well below the seven day average and a st...

Mentors help you understand and navigate the unique culture of a place and advocate for your success. Your sex life, and theirs, are nobody'...

Amid a crushing pandemic, forgotten Chicago restaurant workers struggle with stress of COVID-19, facing disorderly customers and health risk...

With new more strict rules for Chicago speed cameras a driver can get ticketed for going 6 miles per hour over the limit. Here is a map of c...

Mayor Lori Lightfoot said the city expects a shipment of Johnson and Johnson’s new one-shot vaccine, giving Chicago a boost in the fight aga...

Here are the latest updates on the coronavirus in the Chicago area and the rest of Illinois.

Extra Value Liquors on Bailey Road was robbed Sunday night by two men armed with a gun, Naperville police say.

Up to 37,000 students were expected to return to CPS Monday, though remote learning continues for them and scores of other kids.

Two men have been charged in the fatal shooting Friday of a 16-year-old boy in the Marquette Park neighborhood after the three got into a di...

A Chicago police officer was found dead Monday morning in a North Side police station in an apparent suicide, authorities said.

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Regardless of Pfleger's achievements, the sex abuse claims must be investigated, Dahleen Glanton writes.

Black gun ownership increasing in past year.

Parent activists are already organizing a student sickout for Monday to protest inequities in both in-person and remote learning.

About 50 parents gathered outside of the school, located at 1362 E. 59th St., Wednesday. Many of them discussed concerns with children’s men...

White House confirms Chicago U.S. Attorney John Lausch to stay for now

St. Sabina plans to withhold monthly $100,000 assessments until Father Michael Pfleger investigation complete

They’re concerned about children’s mental health, a reduction in education quality and lack of social development due to isolation.