Andrew Fegelman

Angry over Mayor Richard Daley's pre-emptive move to protect O'Hare International Airport from the Republican-run legislature, GOP lawmakers Tuesday prepared to unveil their first major retaliatory response. Their target? The...

In yet another twist in the lengthy legal battle over the boy called Richard, one of the experts who was supposed to help ease the custody transition process appears to...

Fifty-four Chicago police sergeants walked across a stage Thursday and were each handed a baton symbolizing their promotion to lieutenant. For them, it was the end of a frustrating process...

Two of Chicago's most durable officeholders finally meet Tuesday in a mayoral election that will elevate the winner to political dominance for the balance of the decade. Although Mayor Richard...

The assessor's office announced Monday it has mailed applications to 250,000 senior citizens who may qualify to have their real estate assessments frozen at 1993 levels. To qualify for the...

Attorneys acting on behalf of Chicago police organizations attempted a new legal maneuver Monday to block the promotions of 13 sergeants to the rank of lieutenant on "merit" instead of...

The Clark Oil refinery in Blue Island was ordered Tuesday to close down the processing tower that was the site of an explosion and fire Monday that claimed the lives...

In the ceremonial courtroom of the federal courthouse in Chicago, a six-foot oar, dipped in silver, is mounted on the wall. Like dozens of other similar seafaring ornaments in federal...

A U.S. Supreme Court decision Wednesday could leave the City of Chicago stuck with paying hundreds of millions of dollars in damages suffered by businesses and individuals in the Great...

The Waukegan wrestling team was still on the bus, waiting for an explanation. Coach Sam Taylor wasn't sure he had one. Libertyville, Hersey, McHenry and Waukegan had traveled to Johnsburg...