Restaurant Steps Up For Mother Whose Kids Died In Crash

1 year ago |

Man With Bandana Over Face Robs Woodridge Bank

1 year ago |

Gas Prices Down Slightly From Record High

1 year ago |

CTA's Claypool shows off a trainload of construction, repair and rehab projects

1 year ago |

Religious Leaders To March Against Youth Violence

1 year ago |

Pastor, crowd march for peace, justice for Trayvon and Chicagoans

1 year ago |

Ill. Player Wins Share of Mega Millions

1 year ago |

Rush Sues Architect, Engineering Firm That Worked On New Hospital

1 year ago |

Live on the Barber Shop Show: Sealing records

1 year ago |

Group Wants Elected Chicago School Board

1 year ago |

Watch The Chicago Reporter-NBC 5 Chicago joint investigation on wage theft

1 year ago |

Watch the second joint investigation from NBC 5 Chicago and The Chicago Reporter

1 year ago |

Student group tackles City Colleges budget

Public Action for Change Today is deciphering the City Colleges of Chicago's budget as part of a summer leadership program. They might eventually recommend that the district give students more of a voice.

almost 4 years ago | Peter Sachs

New dorm with room for 1,200 students moves forward

But the Loop project has raised concerns on the part of some area residents, and one alderman is threatening to hold it up until a university signs on to lease the privately-developed dorm.

almost 4 years ago | Peter Sachs

Students downtown climb 25 percent in last five years

Loop businesses are looking for ways to capitalize on a surging population of college students attending classes downtown, including many who live nearby and shop for groceries and clothes.

almost 4 years ago | Peter Sachs