Mayor Richard Daley ruled out Block 37 and McCormick Place as possible sites for a new Chicago casino Tuesday, but the mayor said the cash-starved city needs a casino downtown....
A 6-year-old boy was killed and three other children were injured Tuesday night on the city's North Side after they were hit by a stolen sport-utility vehicle driven by suspected...
Two Chicago city officials were charged Wednesday with repeatedly soliciting bribes, campaign contributions and other favors from numerous truck company owners in return for steering them work in the city's...
An eminent Greek hematologist hired by the Athens anti-doping lab to analyze cases like the one involving U.S. Olympic champion cyclist Tyler Hamilton blamed the International Olympic Committee and the...
SKIP MYSLENSKI Reporter The past is littered with athletes who failed under pressure, their breakdowns spread across sports from archery to wrestling. Positioned under the hot glare of the spotlight,...
As athletes marched down the Olympic Stadium track Friday in what should have been a moment of pure joy for Greeks, their biggest hopeful to win a gold medal on...
As relatives and friends of victims marked the first anniversary Tuesday of a deadly porch collapse in Lincoln Park, contractors said new porches in Chicago are sturdier but also cost...
Untold numbers of floodwater mosquitoes should soon start climbing out of their watery cribs, shaking off their childhood torpor and dive-bombing for blood meals wherever they can find them. Nurtured...
FBI agents on Thursday interviewed Chicago Ald. Arenda Troutman (20th) about her relationship with a high-ranking gang member who reportedly was spotted driving one of the alderman's vehicles and was...
A City Council committee recommended rezoning a nine-block-long business corridor along East 61st Street as a residential area Wednesday, even after a busload of critics from the South Side voiced...