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Laid-off workers tapping 401(k) funds to survive
Chicago Firefighters get new tool to revive pets
Up to 150,000 pets die in fires every year, succumbing mostly to smoke inhalation. But, increasingly, fire departments across the country are using pet oxygen masks to revive the animals.
Chicago Firefighters get new tool to revive pets
Up to 150,000 pets die in fires every year, succumbing mostly to smoke inhalation. But, increasingly, fire departments across the country are using pet oxygen masks to revive the animals.
Two men from northwest suburbs charged with beating sleepwalker
IOWA CITY, Iowa -- Two suburban Chicago men have been charged with beating an Iowa man who sleepwalks after they found him asleep in the Iowa City apartment of a third accused man.
Two men from northwest suburbs charged with beating sleepwalker
IOWA CITY, Iowa -- Two suburban Chicago men have been charged with beating an Iowa man who sleepwalks after they found him asleep in the Iowa City apartment of a third accused man.
British Columbia already gets $821M Olympics bonus: study
Chicago aimed to win the 2016 Olympics -- citing job creation and a storm of new dollars blowing into the Windy City.
British Columbia already gets $821M Olympics bonus: study
Chicago aimed to win the 2016 Olympics -- citing job creation and a storm of new dollars blowing into the Windy City.
Baltimore mayor's trial to start in gift-card scandal
Germans commemorate fall of Berlin Wall
South Korean woman passes driver's exam on 950th try
The aspiring driver spent more than 5 million won ($4,200) in application fees, but until now had failed to score the minimum 60 out of a possible 100 points needed to get behind the wheel for a driving test.
Gurnee cabbie held in Ohio corpse tampering case
A Gurnee cab driver is being extradited to Ohio for gross abuse of a corpse and tampering with evidence in connection with a skeleton discovered in southwest Ohio two years ago.
Buffalo Grove police charge alleged fire, police impostors
Two men have been charged by Buffalo Grove police this month with pretending to be something they're not: firefighters and police officers.
Two men shot in West Englewood
Two men were found shot just after midnight in the South Side's West Englewood neighborhood.
Joliet West student arrested in bomb threat
The threat, found Wednesday in a school bathroom, was one of three threats the 14-year-old boy told police he wrote, said Joliet police Chief Fred Hayes. The student admitted to officers that he wrote the threats in hopes of getting out of school for the day. The youth is detained at the River Valley Juvenile Detention Center in Joliet until his expected court date Monday.
Aurora man who robbed 16 banks caught again in Kentucky
After admitting to 16 bank robberies and being sentenced to more than five years in federal prison, Daniel Vincent could have reformed. After being released from federal custody in April 2008, the Aurora resident could have turned his life around.
Gary mayor urges city to resist surge in city's violent crime
Gary Mayor Rudy Clay and the Gary Police Department are urging citizens to stand together against criminals causing a surge of violence in their neighborhoods.
