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President Obama announces the beginning of troop withdrawal in Afghanistan, amid bipartisan calls to end the conflict entirely.

Hundreds of teachers and union members took to the streets this morning to protest the Chicago Board of Education's decision to rescind a

Finance Committee chairman Alderman Ed Burke has a security detail of multiple bodyguards and one Chicago police car; a measure Rahm Eman

In Erik Larson's new book, In the Garden of Beasts, he tells the true story of a Chicago family that unexpectedly finds itself i

JoAnn Chiakulas, the lone holdout juror from Rod Blagojevich's first trial, tells us why she voted not guilty and the pressure she felt t

Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas says the average Chicago household now owes a whopping $63,525 to cover local government debt.

A new form of DNA may help treat cancer, new understandings about ancient civilizations, and the important role of happiness in health.

An artist who thinks "inside the box." Chicago Tonight sheds light on the shadow boxes created by Joseph Cornell on today's Artb

Jeffrey Lyons is best known as a movie reviewer and long-time host of Sneak Previews.

A unanimous appeals court decision upholds that Patrick Fitzgerald's office knew that a key witness in a Gangster Disciples drug ring cas

With unemployment rising and major companies threatening to leave the state because of high taxes, WBBM Newsradio 780's Kris Kridel joins

It took 90 years and 88 scholars at the University of Chicago to complete work on what is known as the Assyrian Dictionary.

If you think your child doesn't have a food allergy, you might want to think again.