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In the wake of Monday’s protests that shut down a portion of the Kennedy Expressway leading to O’Hare International Airport, Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker faced questions regarding safety and security preparations for this summer’s Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Pro-Palestinian demonstrators staged a protest along the ex...

A collaborative effort aims to provide much-needed health care resources in ten zip codes on the West Side of Chicago, which suffers disproportionately from chronic rates of disease and mental illness. The program, Wellness West, is funded by the Healthcare Transformation Collaborative of the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services, w...

Unsafe road conditions caused by a massive sinkhole prompted the Illinois Department of Transportation on Monday to shut down a portion of Illinois Route 185 in the central portion of the state.

Verizon customers eligible to file a claim and join a $100 million class-action settlement again the company only have until the end of the day Monday to sign up.

An Illinois privacy law that was the basis for a large class-action settlement against Facebook is now the basis of a class-action suit against Target.

Chicago police have confirmed multiple arrests following protests that snarled traffic near O’Hare International Airport on Monday.

Travelers heading to Chicago O’Hare Airport Monday morning were forced to walk from the freeway to terminals with their luggage in tow as a protest blocked lanes and caused heavy traffic and backups on the Kennedy Expressway.

Video posted to social media showed empty lanes in front of a typically busy O’Hare terminal, with travelers having to walk with luggage from the freeway.

“Solid traffic” backups were reported as far as I-90, Total Traffic reported.

The child had visible bruising to her facial area and was pronounced dead at the hospital.

Set your alarms, Chicago parks: Registration for some Chicago Park District summer programs begins Monday.

According to the IRS, the average refund for this year is $3,050.

Following the first 80-deegree day of the season, weather conditions in the Chicago area are set to take a turn this week as rain, storms and the threat of severe weather looms.