Man charged in Wicker Park homicide held on $1M bail
A Logan Square man was ordered held in lieu of $1 million bail Sunday after being charged with shooting a man in the head during a quarrel early Saturday in...
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Logan Square man accused of fatal shooting in Wicker Park
A Logan Square man was ordered held in lieu of $1 million bail Sunday after being charged with shooting a man in the head during a quarrel early Saturday in...
Man charged in Wicker Park homicide held on $1M bail
A Logan Square man was ordered held in lieu of $1 million bail Sunday after being charged with shooting a man in the head during a quarrel early Saturday in...
Air show attendance dips, but fans still pleased
The roar of active military fighter jets was notably absent from this year's Chicago Air & Water Show, but a reinforced lineup of civilian acts still drew hundreds of thousands...
Protesters target U.S. response to Egypt violence
Unsatisfied with the U.S. government's response to the violence in Egypt, more than 100 demonstrators marched down Michigan Ave. Friday, calling on President Obama to intervene."We're here to inform the...
Lawsuit challenges CHA’s drug testing policy
A Chicago man who objects to having to submit to drug testing as a condition of living in an apartment that he rents from the Chicago Housing Authority filed a...
Jackson Jr. prefers Alabama or N.C. for prison term
If former Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. is ordered to spend time behind bars, he would like to go to either the federal prison camp in Montgomery, Ala., or the low-security...
Jesse Jackson Jr. gives prison preferences
If former Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. is ordered to spend time behind bars, he would like to go to either the federal prison camp in Montgomery, Ala., or the low-security...
Jesse Jackson Jr. gives prison preferences
If former Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. is ordered to spend time behind bars, he would like to go to either the federal prison camp in Montgomery, Ala., or the low-security...
Holocaust survivor donates Torah in memory of parents, husband
The number on Marge Fettman's left arm is too blurred to read, but the 88-year-old Holocaust survivor knows it by heart: "21,880," she says. Fettman lost her parents and other...