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As some Chicagoans reevaluate their drinking this month, they have plenty of options for booze-free beverages and spaces that have popped up in recent years.

The Chiefs and Royals pledged their commitment to Jackson County — if voters approve. But voters aren’t the immediate hurdle.

As the migrant crisis in Chicago continues, the Illinois state government has announced it will expand "landing zones" for migrant bus drop-offs.

A total closure on Highway 288 and backups on the Eastex Freeway and I-45 through Downtown are some traffic slowdowns to keep in mind this weekend.

Beginning today, a traffic switch will occur within a major Nacogdoches construction project that will move traffic to a newly constructed frontage road.

Chicago police said a woman was found unresponsive with cuts on her face and bruises on a CTA train car Thursday morning.

A woman was hospitalized after she was found unresponsive on a CTA train Thursday morning in the South Loop.

Krystal P. lined up early outside the South Loop Target store to buy one of the limited-edition tumblers before they sold out.

GRAND TRAVERSE COUNTY, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) -- It was the first state park created in Michigan.Interlochen State Park was founded in 1917 and is more than 100 ye

Two asylum seekers said they've been staying overnight inside the warming buses since New Year's Eve as the city continues to move hundreds of people into shelters.