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Roofer Falls to Death While Working on New Vikings Stadium

The Chicago Bears and Minnesota Vikings are North Division rivals in the National Football League’s (NFL) National Football Conference (NFC). […]

After years of resident protests, Chicago’s South Side is finally expected to receive an adult trauma center to help combat

You don’t need to be too familiar with the Internet to know that most everyone on it loves cats. On

The Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago has a simple mission: to protect the region’s waterways from dangerous pollutants.

Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner recently signed a new bill that aims to protect nursing home residents throughout the state. House

New construction, cranes, and “Pardon Our Dust” signs are often a strong indicator of a neighborhood’s health, but too often

UPDATED 12/10/20 Built in 1928 and opened only a year later, the Chicago Motor Club is an architectural Chicago landmark.

UPDATED 12/3/2020 On May 11, 2015, the federal agency slapped their stamp of approval on “Palcohol,” a powdered alcohol product.

O’Hare International Airport is getting some much-needed landscaping from some surprising workers: a herd of goats, sheep, llamas, alpacas and

Updated 3/31/2021 Sometimes the do-it-yourself bug hits you and you think you will fix a few things around the house.