Jarrail Ford-Gresham was discharged from parole just two weeks before the deadly deliveries began, records show.

A discharged Oshkosh veteran says a 1985 Wisconsin law blocked her birth certificate update after military coverage cut off her surgery.

Joe Belgio, a Marine veteran and retired Cicero firefighter, spent months in a coma after eating oysters at Gibsons in Oak Brook, his lawsuit says.

The century-old Skokie Theatre, now just called The Skokie, is set to reopen in December with music, comedy, and film under new owners.

A 136-year-old house at 1945 W. Potomac Ave. is being replaced by duplex condos with rooftop decks and a two-car garage.

Bulk boxes shipped to delis and nursing homes in Illinois, Iowa and Michigan before spreading nationwide, complicating checks for consumers.

A Gary traffic stop spiraled into a wrong-way chase on I-80, ending with one man diving out a car window.

The pre-dawn crash left the man trapped inside his truck; no one else was hurt, Lisle police say.

A fatal shooting near the pope's boyhood block in Dolton remains under investigation, with the victim's identity still unreleased.

A 24-year-old flagged down officers early Sunday after being shot multiple times near LeClaire Avenue.

A woman died from a neck stab wound at a Lawrence Avenue-area home; police have made no arrests.

A $450,000 permit will replace a long-overgrown lot on South Vernon Avenue with a slab-built three-flat two blocks from the Green Line.

The 700-seat Glenview institution will shutter in early September as Hackney's consolidates around its smaller Harms Road spot.