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A Chicago security guard who allegedly made phone threats involving the Sears Tower shortly after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in New York was indicted by a Cook County grand...

Tyler Todd, a 1-year-old boy who was born with his heart outside his chest, went home Tuesday. It was the first time the toddler had left Rush Children's Hospital. Tyler...

A Chicago man was hospitalized with burns after an early morning fire gutted a Southwest Side home Tuesday. The fire in the 5600 block of West 64th Place began at...

A runner from Tennessee who collapsed during the Chicago Marathon remained in serious but stable condition Tuesday, a spokeswoman for Mercy Hospital and Medical Center said. The man, in his...

Restaurants across Illinois and the nation are aiding in the disaster relief efforts in countless ways, including hosting disaster relief events in their venues, donating proceeds from special menu items...

I generally enjoy Kathleen Parker's column, but I was disappointed with her piece "Don't give dads the brush-off" (Commentary, Aug. 22), regarding the suitability of lesbian couples for parenthood. Parker...

Recent news stories discuss Donald Trump's first project in Chicago, developing the world's tallest building along the riverfront. He and his business are here already. His Trump Casino minibuses have...

Columbia College, which has been buffeted by academic squabbles in the past few months, on Wednesday announced the appointment of Steven Kapelke, an administrator at the Milwaukee Institute of Art...

The unfortunate case of midwife Yvonne Cryns brings to light a most unsettling fact: Untrained, unqualified practitioners are delivering babies in this state. This case was not about allowing parents...

Reporter Avani Patel wrote that a South Side Cubs fan is hard to come by ("Fans love 'em and hate 'em," Page 1, June 8). Well, I was born and...