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Spurred by New Policies and Opportunities, Illinois’ Energy Landscape May Change in 2015

Illinois may see “dramatic” changes in its energy outlook in 2015, Julie Wernau of the Chicago Tribune wrote Dec. 23, with policy […]

The weather may be getting colder, but that isn’t keeping many of Chicago’s senior citizens from partaking in all the

The annual 2014 Midwest Furfest had an unfortunate interruption this year as the animal aficionados joined several thousand other guests

The Windy City’s first Shake Shack opened to eager customers this week after a two-year wait, and according to Eater, the burger

The color black is making a big splash in modern kitchens, according to an Oct. 27 article by Jura Koncius

Chicago Bulls’ Jimmy Butler is out with a thumb injury, which could have an effect on his contract negotiations with

If there’s one vehicle that’s likely to be noticed when someone steals it, that vehicle is probably a semi-truck. But

The results of a new study have some researchers wondering if the staggering numbers of children in the United States

As the weather gets colder and winter approaches, many homeowners are likely turning on their heat to make their homes

Today is the last day for motorists in Chicago to have traffic violations they received from red light violations reviewed