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Consumers Flock To the 2015 Chicago Auto Show To See Kia’s Newest Hybrid SUV Concept Vehicle

The U.S. may have the world’s largest market for passenger vehicles, and if the excitement regarding a new Kia vehicle […]

Nicor Gas will soon undertake a massive $2 billion, nine-year pipe replacement project that will give a much-needed upgrade to

It was late on the night of January 29th when a group of nurses at the University of Chicago Medical

Of all the sports we cherish today, running is one of the oldest (as well as the simplest) athletic traditions

Buildings can flood for a number of reasons; hurricanes, winter snow storms and snowmelt are all common culprits. However, when

UPDATED 1/7/21 Whether you need to suss out the best HVAC system for new construction or bone up on the

For the world’s once-prosperous oil companies, the recent dramatic drop in crude oil prices is resulting in billions of dollars

It’s looking like a tough week for drivers in Chicago, IL. According to ABC7 meteorologist Tracy Butler, lake effect snow

Chicago might soon be required to pay millions of dollars back to its drivers due to a class action lawsuit.

A second legal challenge to the 2014 law that would cut pension benefits for some Chicago public workers was filed