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Finn, a therapy-dog-in-training, is the latest addition to the Veteran Services department and is already making some students’ days a little better. &nbsp&#x3B;

Shadowbox by The Ranch Mine is a captivating mountain escape in Montana

PBOT's development review activities will be housed in the new bureau.

A 6-year veteran of the force, Officer Luis Huesca was still in uniform when he was fatally shot April 21 in Chicago's Gage Park neighborhood while returning...

A flood advisory was issued Monday morning for parts of the Chicago area as moderate to heavy rain was continuing to fall across the region.

NOTE: Live coverage of the funeral and procession will be streamed in the player above beginning at 10 a.m. CT Monday, as well as on the NBC Chicago News...

When President Joe Biden’s administration earlier this month announced the award of $2 million to help “reconnect” Chicago neighborhoods torn apart by massive expressway construction since the 1950s and 1960s,

The Chicago community will honor fallen Officer Luis Huesca with a visitation Sunday and a funeral service the following day. 

Portland no longer has an enforceable ban on public camping, and some city commissioners are eager to get one on the books – too eager, argued homeless advocates and some local civil rights attorneys during Wednesday evening’s city council session.

Portland leaders moved Wednesday to replace the city’s outright ban on daytime homeless camping with a scaled-back version, months after a legal challenge halted enforcement of the more restrictive measure.