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A woman was walking on the 'blue loop' hike and bike trail at Carl Barton Park when she said a man came behind her and threw her, authorities said.

Co-executive director of Chicago Votes Stevie Valles hopes to boost political representation for underrepresented Chicagoans.

Two women told officers their items were stolen out of their purses while they were doing karaoke at a bar Wednesday, according to a Denton police report.

The Texas Department of Transportation announced today that is has started the next phase of work on the South Loop 335 project.

Discount retailer is concerned about a rise in crime in stores

Opposition parties say they want the foreign interference investigation wrapped up before the next election

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Walgreens, the big U.S. drugstore chain, is rolling out a new anti-theft concept store; responsibility for civility is now shifting to the corporate sector

A Lansing woman on Friday pleaded guilty to federal gun charges in connection with her arrest as stores were being looted in downtown Chicago in 2020.

The nearly two-score indie bookstores scattered around the Windy City and its suburbs are succeeding by leaning into their unique qualities and filling distinct niches.