Chicago Reporting and Editorials

Christmas in Dublin.

Soaked in alcohol.

Remorse for the past.

A dispute over fare hikes between two groups representing Chicago cabdrivers has escalated and the outcome could effect downtown shopping and airport travel over Thanksgiving.

Harder times are ahead for Chicago’s Resource Center, the non-profit that runs a number of community recycling centers on the North and South sides.

A lack of unity among city cabdrivers, due mainly to the ethnic diversity of the group, could be a roadblock for those planning to strike a

One out of 410 Illinois homes went into foreclosure in October, a 24 percent jump over the previous month according to a report released Thursday by RealtyTrac Inc.

The streets of downtown Chicago hosted thousands of protesting gay marriage advocates Saturday, looking to pressure the courts to
overturn the passage of a same-sex marriage ban in California.

Residents of Altgeld Gardens – a sprawling public housing development on the Far South Side – woke up Wednesday morning to a changed America: A man who devoted several years to improving their com

Voting's a pain.

You have to take off time from work...wait in line...study up on candidates whose positions seem impossible to pin down.

GOP incumbent Mark Kirk may have beat Democratic challenger Dan Seals for the 10th Congressional District, but both candidates’ environmental and energy views are a photo-finish of similarities.

While the majority of the nation focused on the presidential race between John McCain and Barack Obama, a small, devoted contingent pulls for another outcome entirely: Ralph Nader for president.