Andrew Martin

The Chicago Fire Department's internal affairs unit is investigating reports that firefighters from a North Side firehouse were cavorting on a fire engine with women, city officials confirmed Thursday. The...

Of all the promise contained in the welfare-to-work initiatives that President Clinton came to Chicago to praise Tuesday, perhaps the most overlooked is the way some labor organizations have embraced...

Amid reports of a slow ambulance response time, Mayor Richard Daley on Wednesday announced that the Chicago Fire Department was reviewing its handling of the June 4 police shooting of...

Chicago Police Supt. Terry Hillard on Tuesday awarded three of the department's highest honors posthumously to two officers who were killed in the line of duty. Earlier in the day,...

A battle being waged by the City of Chicago and Cook County against the gun industry registered its first victory Tuesday as a southwest suburban gun shop agreed to strict...

After winning a landslide re-election campaign during which he touted his success in revamping the city's public schools, Mayor Richard Daley is facing a deadline for figuring out how to...

The first days of Chicago's massive snow-removal effort cost an estimated $31.5 million, though not all of the bill will be covered by taxpayers, city officials announced Friday afternoon. A...

Dressed in jeans, boots, sweaters and flannel shirts, the brain trust of Mayor Richard Daley's administration came by train, bus and car this weekend to City Hall. Daley himself put...

After voting Tuesday, Edward Pozneck and his wife stepped outside the polling place at Immaculate Conception Parish into the wan light and biting wind of the coldest day of the...

After seeming to show sympathy for her son's convicted attacker last week, Lenard Clark's mother, Wanda McMurray, on Monday said she was satisfied with Frank Caruso Jr.'s sentence of 8...