Ex-Harvest pastor settles defamation suit against radio host Mancow Muller
The former pastor of Harvest Bible Chapel has settled his defamation lawsuit against radio show host Mancow Muller.
The former pastor of Harvest Bible Chapel has settled his defamation lawsuit against radio show host Mancow Muller.
Cook County Circuit Chief Judge Timothy Evans has signed an order barring civil arrests of people while at county courts — a common tactic used by federal immigration agents to detain people.
Two Lake County men have been charged following an investigation into illegal firearm trafficking.
The Chicago Bears are poised to move to the suburbs. But are Illinois lawmakers — and local taxpayers — going to help them do it?
Ed Murnane, a former Daily Herald reporter who went on to serve as an aide Congress and the White House, has died.
DuPage County Board members on Tuesday adopted a proposal to regulate short-term rentals in unincorporated areas on a yearly basis, though the decision was not unanimous.
You can get deep-dish pizza and Garrett Popcorn at Chicago’s airports, but not a Department of Homeland Security video blaming Democrats for the federal shutdown. Chicago officials say the messaging doesn’t meet “welcoming” and “neutral” standards.
Rosemont officials have set a Friday deadline for a developer and Yard House restaurant operator to come to an agreement over a new location in The Pearl District.
Federal employees like air traffic controllers at O’Hare International Airport are struggling financially due to the government shutdown, missing paychecks and concerned about paying bills.
Immigration arrests often occur in public, with onlookers sometimes capturing the events on camera and posting them to social media. But what happens once a person is detained? Here’s a look.