Chicago
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Former owner of Illinois hospice pleads guilty to fraud
Feb 17, 2016 6:00 am - CHICAGO (AP) - The owner of a now-closed suburban Chicago hospice has pleaded guilty to falsifying health care claims in a multi-year conspiracy to defraud the federal g...
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Chicago Tribune Editor Gerry Kern to retireFeb 17, 2016 12:00 am - The Chicago Tribune said Wednesday that Editor Gerould Kern will retire and be replaced immediately by Bruce Dold, the paper's editorial page editor. Kern, 66, of Long G...
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Judge warns Chicago about moving too fast on Lucas Museum
Feb 16, 2016 10:00 pm - Chicago may be on the verge of losing movie mogul George Lucas' $400 million lakefront museum, but a federal judge has warned City Hall of the risk it would take by brea...
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Back from break, Chicago Bulls search for answersFeb 16, 2016 9:00 am - The NBA trade deadline arrives Thursday, but the Bulls should assume no help is on the way. The players reconvened at the Advocate Center on Tuesday evening following th...
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Chicago Bears release tackle Jermon BushrodFeb 16, 2016 8:45 am - When the Bears' offense lines up on the opening day of training camp this summer, it will be without Jermon Bushrod at left tackle for the first time in four years. The ...
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Chicago says it will release police shooting videos quickly
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Chicago to Judge: Let construction on Lucas Museum begin
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Chicago, suburb: CSX trains too often block traffic
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Latest: 911 operators disciplined in Chicago police shooting
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Bond set at $1 million for man to be retried for 1994 deaths