Tourism dip strains budgets
Mayor Richard Daley on Wednesday acknowledged that fallout from last week's terrorists attacks is already rippling through the local economy and could force him to consider raising taxes or fees...
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City not back to business as usual
Despite bright skies and inviting temperatures, it was clear that on the first weekend since the deadly terrorism in New York and Washington, life in Chicago was not entirely ready...
City not back to business as usual
Despite bright skies and inviting temperatures, it was clear that on the first weekend since the deadly terrorism in New York and Washington, life in Chicago was not entirely ready...
Grounding of planes plays havoc with operations across nation
At least a dozen organ and tissue transplants have been disrupted by this week's grounding of air traffic, which kept tissue from being flown cross-country and prevented surgeons from traveling...
Grounding of planes plays havoc with operations across nation
At least a dozen organ and tissue transplants have been disrupted by this week's grounding of air traffic, which kept tissue from being flown cross-country and prevented surgeons from traveling...
Festivals, sporting events on hold
Chicago is not in the mood for merriment. Events across the city, from Cubs games to Mexican Independence Day festivities to the Celtic Festival, have been canceled or postponed. Some...
No planes and few trains, automobiles for stranded
When air traffic came to a stop at O'Hare International Airport, as it did around the nation, the terminals quickly became a sea of confusion. Then an eerie quiet set...
DAWN MARILYN CRUTTENDEN, 72
Dawn Marilyn Cruttenden, 72, who held benefit parties, raffles and fashion shows as president of the North Shore Service League of the Chicago Maternity Center in the 1960s, died Tuesday,...