Graeme Zielinski

Bosnian survivors of Serbian ethnic cleansing who fled tragedy in their homeland found it again Sunday on the Northwest Tollway. A three-car accident, apparently triggered when one car stalled in...

It is undeniably true that for any Chicago sports team, nagged by a second city complex as big as the place itself, victory is always sweet. Now the Chicago Bulls...

In a move to more quickly clear out and destroy the menacing "elevator buildings" of Chicago's public housing, federal managers are pursuing a policy that would make it easier for...

Federal officials on Wednesday announced a new $75 million redevelopment plan for the Henry Horner Homes that would speed the transformation of the troubled West Side public housing development into...

The heat that killed two people more than two weeks ago in this Chicago Housing Authority senior building was back Sunday, blunted in its return by a Lake Michigan breeze,...

As many as 15,000 people jammed the United Center on Wednesday, hoping to score not a bucket or a hat trick, but a scarce seat on the Chicago Fire Department....

As U.S. Rep. Mel Reynolds battles sexual misconduct charges, constituents of his 2nd Congressional District are grinding their teeth over yet another controversy involving their representative in Washington. After a...

The fifth computer failure in less than a year sent air traffic controllers in Aurora to a backup system once again on Monday, leaving air travelers to wonder when the...

A cold front Sunday afternoon finally pushed a deadly heat wave out of Chicago, but not before record-breaking temperatures killed 116 people in three days, a figure that may double...

Bracing themselves beneath the torrent Tuesday and the nuisance drizzle that followed, Americans in the Chicago area stood by their parades. It was enough for them that it was the...