Ex-TribLocal reporter sues for overtime pay
A former reporter for the baiduhai Co.'s TribLocal editions has filed a federal lawsuit alleging that she and other reporters were not paid for overtime work. The lawsuit, which...
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Constitutionality of Illinois eavesdropping law challenged in court
Illinois' strict eavesdropping law, which prohibits people from making audio recordings of police officers working in public, should be declared unconstitutional, an attorney representing a Chicago artist charged under the...
Hours after fire, dead boy found in house
As firefighters doused the last of the flames that engulfed a home on Chicago's Far South Side Saturday, they had no idea a 7-year-old boy remained trapped inside, Fire Department...
Boy found dead after firefighters rescue woman from Far South Side fire
A boy was found dead in an attic crawlspace several hours after firefighters rescued a woman from a Roseland neighborhood house fire this morning, fire officials said. A woman, 66,...
Illinois Catholic groups still worried about revised insurance mandate
Officials at two major Roman Catholic policy groups expressed fears Friday that President Barack Obama's revised health insurance mandate still poses a moral quandary because it could override an exemption...
Illinois Catholic groups still worried about revised insurance mandate
Officials at two major Roman Catholic policy groups expressed fears Friday that President Barack Obama's revised health insurance mandate still poses a moral quandary because it could override an exemption...
Boy found dead after firefighters rescue woman from Far South Side fire
A boy was found dead in an attic crawlspace several hours after firefighters rescued a woman from a Roseland neighborhood house fire this morning, fire officials said. A woman, 66,...
City to pay $6.2 million to war protesters arrested or detained in 2003 demonstration
When Chicago agreed Thursday to pay $6.2 million to settle a lawsuit over police conduct at a war protest nine years ago, both city officials and demonstrators were looking ahead...
City to pay $6.2 million to war protesters arrested or detained in 2003 demonstration
When Chicago agreed Thursday to pay $6.2 million to settle a lawsuit over police conduct at a war protest nine years ago, both city officials and demonstrators were looking ahead...
Cultural venues may host summit events
Some of the city's leading cultural institutions are being considered as potential venues for private events when the G-8and NATO summits bring dozens of world leaders to Chicago in May,...