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The country is once again reeling from a hate crime motivated by racism and carried out by a young white man.

Five years ago, saddled with debts it could not pay, the territory began negotiating a restructuring plan that reduces what it owes.

Child labor violations are on the rise — and the food industry is one of the biggest offenders.

So far, the U.S. has had a relatively slow start to wildfire season.

Russian President Vladimir Putin averted a coup, but the weekend's events leave many questions about the stability of his regime and what that means for the world.

Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner's office has begun to implement some of the cuts approved by lawmakers as part of a budget fix for this fiscal year. The…

King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima of the Kingdom of the Netherlands will visit a Chicago next week as part of their visit to the United States this…

Abortions in Illinois are declining, echoing a national trend. Between 2010 and 2013, abortions decreased more than 2.5 in Illinois to 40,750. That is the…

This week, we're talking with John Jost, from the Bradley University Music Department. They're presenting the Crossing Borders Music Collective, with a…

Governor Bruce Rauner is okay, after he was involved in a car accident Wednesday in Chicago. Gov. Rauner's motorcade was stopped at a red light on E.…