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While some employees find it easier to focus working at home, others find themselves more easily diverted there.

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The trial date for the Harvey teen facing murder charges for the May 2020 shooting of Charles Baird outside a New Lenox gas station won’t be set until at least Feb. 21.

A woman called 911 after she checked on her parents and found them dead in a bedroom, according to a statement posted on the Will County sheriff’s social media.

A total of 453 direct descendants, those who are related to Evanston residents who were at least 18 years old and lived through racially harmful housing policies from 1919 to 1969, were given a randomly generated number that was then listed in a spreadsheet and randomly sorted to place determined their place in line to receive funds.

Here’s a look at the candidates still competing for the Republican and Democratic nominations, as well as the third-party contenders.

Former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson dropped his long-shot bid for the Republican presidential nomination on Tuesday, ending a candidacy that was a throwback to an earlier era of the GOP but ultimately failed to resonate in a party now dominated by Donald Trump.

The grant comes just weeks after CPS told parents that general education students would not get busing for the rest of this school year.

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Business are racing to employ generative AI in 2024, a transformative technology that can do everything from make legal contracts to create ad campaigns.

Funding for the ongoing migrant crisis and crafting voting logistics for Chicago’s first elected school board are among the pressing issues facing Illinois lawmakers as they return to Springfield for a four-month legislative session.

The Baltimore Sun, the largest newspaper in Maryland, has been acquired in a private deal by David D. Smith, executive chairman of Hunt Valley, Maryland-based television station owner Sinclair Inc.

he Associated Press declared the former president the winner based on an analysis of initial returns as well as results of AP VoteCast, a survey of voters who planned to caucus on Monday night. Both showed Trump with an insurmountable lead.

A district judge found the city violated the Civil Rights Act of 1964 with its admission practices in a 2005 ruling.

The event served in part as a reaction to recent attempts across the nation to eliminate diversity and equity efforts in schools.

Schools were expected to reopen Wednesday, according to an announcement posted to the district website.

A plane taxiing for departure clipped another aircraft at Chicago O’Hare International Airport on Sunday evening, the Federal Aviation Administration said Monday.

Chicago Public Schools canceled Tuesday's classes. Biting wind chills and dangerously low temperatures are expected to continue through midweek across the Chicago area, with city’s collection site recording 10 degrees below zero Monday morning.