Former gov, White Sox chairman named in wrongful firing suit by ex-ISFA director

A former head of the public agency overseeing U.S. Cellular Field is suing White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf and former Gov. Jim Thompson, alleging the two conspired to fire her after she tried to end l Read More

Emanuel gives no real answers about Wrigley deal

Mayor Rahm Emanuel took questions about the Wrigley renovation Tuesday, but the answers were comedy. Read More

Emanuel reacts to CTU President's campaign to oust him

CTU President Karen Lewis has already begun organizing to defeat the mayor at the next election. On Tuesday, Mayor Rahm Emanuel reacted. Read More

Will the Chicago Marathon go on?

Mayor Emanuel says the Chicago Marathon will continue, undoubtedly with security enhancements, it's just too early to know what they will be. Read More

Reservation system snafu grounds American flights

American Airlines was experiencing a problem with its reservation and booking system on Tuesday which has led to a system-wide grounding of its fleet. Read More

Transportation agencies increase security after Boston bombing

Transportation agencies have increased police presence in light of the marathon bombing in Boston. Read More

Medical marijuana supporters in Chicago

A vote in the Illinois House on medical marijuana may come as soon as tomorrow and proponents staged an emotional news conference on the subject this morning in Chicago. Read More

Feds raid Sacred Heart Hospital

The owner of Sacred Heart Hospital on the West Side encouraged his doctors to do unnecessary surgeries on elderly patients and oversaw a kickback scheme in a massive healthcare fraud, federal authorit Read More

Presidential proclamation honors Boston victims

President Barack Obama signed a proclamation Tuesday honoring the victims of the tragedy in Boston. Read More

Amtrak, Metra increase security after Boston bombing

Amtrak and Metra have increased police presence in light of the marathon bombing in Boston. Read More