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Candace Parker scored the final 7 points in a 9-0 Sky run to close out the game.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Justin Turner hit a three-run homer in the fourth inning and the Los Angeles Dodgers rallied past the Arizona Diamondbacks 5-3 on Wednesday to complete a four-game sweep tha extended their winning streak to five. David Price came off the COVID-19 list to pitch 1 1/3 innings of […]
Chris Mueller and Wyatt Omsberg notching their first goals for Chicago.
The House has passed legislation that would devote more federal resources to preventing domestic terrorism in response to the racist mass shooting in Buffalo, New York
Stephen Curry had 21 points and a game-high 12 rebounds, Golden State's defense held Luka Doncic in check, and the Warriors beat the Dallas Mavericks 112-87 for a 1-0 lead in the Western Conference finals
The Kemper Lakes Business Center in southern Lake County has been acquired for $190 million, the highest price paid for a suburban office property in 17 years.
The six Republicans running for governor in the June 28 primary exchanged sharp elbows on topics ranging from COVID-19 to faux Republicanism at a Wednesday Daily Herald editorial board forum.
The vice president of a nonprofit Naperville youth development organization has been charged with possession of child pornography.
A Lake County resident nearly became one of the thousands of elderly people to lose money to phone and internet scammers this month. The person sent $20,000 in cash away in a package but soon realized it was a con.
St. Andrew Ukrainian Orthodox Church's efforts to help people in war-torn Ukraine got a major boost Wednesday when state Treasurer Michael Frerichs announced his office was returning more than $43,000 of unclaimed stock to the Bloomingdale church.
Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle Wednesday announced the implementation this fall of a $42 million guaranteed income pilot program that would provide monthly $500 payments to 3,250 qualifying residents for two years.
Rolling Meadows Mayor Joe Gallo on Wednesday outlined the changes that continue to occur in city leadership and operations, in what was his first state of the city address since the onset of the pandemic two years ago.
The McHenry County coroner's office has released the name of the toddler who was struck and killed by a school bus Monday in Cary.
After a drop in COVID-19 cases to start the spring, Kane County Public Health officials are dealing with an upswing in May that is resulting in hospital stays and calls to take precautions at school graduations.
Illinois has resumed participation in the federal Title X family planning program after refusing to take part for the past three years in protest over a Trump administration policy regarding abortion services.
Owners of firearms that do not have serial numbers -- referred to as ghost guns -- will have 180 days to take them to a federal firearm dealer to have them serialized or they will risk being charged with a misdemeanor.
Rosemont is buying a dilapidated corner property at the edge of O'Hare International Airport and the village's western gateway to town.
Lake County Forest Preserve District officials say they want an estimated 1,300-pound bison that has been living at the Lakewood Forest Preserve near Wauconda gone by Memorial Day.
In his latest budget update, Indian Prairie Unit District 204 Chief School Business Official Matt Shipley sounded the alarm on inflation and the impact it could have on district finances in the future.
Northwest Community Healthcare has proposed construction of a $86.8 million cancer treatment center on a portion of the sprawling former Motorola Solutions campus in Schaumburg.