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With Alabama's tough new abortion law stirring divisions on the right, Trump implores anti-abortion activists to stay united for the 2020 election if they want to preserve their gains […]
Portland's Damian Lillard says separated his ribs in Game 2 of the Western Conference finals against the Golden State Warriors […]
Swiss voters have approved a measure to tighten the Alpine nation's gun laws, bringing the country in line with many of its European partners despite the objections of local gun owners […]
A rocket crashed Sunday night in the Iraqi capital's heavily fortified Green Zone, landing less than a mile from the sprawling US Embassy, an Iraqi military spokesman said […]
See images from the York High School graduation on Sunday, May 19, at the school in Elmhurst. […]
US is to roll out 1st phase of Mideast peace plan in Bahrain next month at a forum on economic benefits to region […]
A Fox Lake man faces multiple charges after authorities say he crashed his pickup truck early Sunday into a home near Spring Grove, leaving a sleeping 71-year-old woman pinned under the vehicle. […]
Ten students from Dundee-Crown, Hampshire and Jacobs high schools are the first in the suburbs to simultaneously earn high school diplomas and associate degrees. […]
Naperville police are investigating the shooting of two men on the city's northwest side in what authorities are saying was not a random act. […]
The White Sox have had some terrible luck, but GM Rick Hahn says they're not throwing in the towel. […]
Entrepreneur Ron Onesti has a flair for entertainment, but an offer from two longtime customers at his Club Arcada speak-easy and restaurant in St. Charles took him by surprise. "At first I was like, 'An amusement park? Are you kidding me?'" Onesti said. But there he was Saturday in Union, greeting […]
The second phase of Project New Leaf is in full swing at Wheaton's Cantigny Park as part of a push to revitalize the grounds. […]
President Donald Trump made misleading claims to downplay the impact of tariffs on consumers, Bob Oswald reports in his Facts Matter column. And in a fake news trifecta -- one inaccurate quote was used by opposite sides of the political spectrum. […]
The Lake County Sheriff's office is asking for information about a hit-and-run collision with a bicycle before dawn Friday that left a 13-year-old boy from Inverness in critical condition. They say they're not sure if the motorist who drove the boy home was a Good Samaritan or the driver. […]
Online registration to audition for Suburban Chicago's Got Talent continues through Saturday, May 25. Now's the time to jump in. […]
About 200 gallons of liquid fertilizer leaked into a storm sewer in Volo on Saturday […]
From chocolate cotton candy to chocolate popcorn, Long Grove's Chocolate Fest is known for its colorful selection of chocolatey creations made by local chocolate makers. […]
Jim debates the usefulness of brand names with a reader. […]
A mom with two kids was facing eviction when she found an apartment in Des Plaines, thanks to Open Communities. A new charity called the Chicago Furniture Bank, with help from Walter E. Smithe, gives her the furniture she needs. […]
A motorcyclist from Naperville hit by a vehicle last month in north suburban Morton Grove has died of his injuries. […]
