
Nov 19 - By Courtney Hazlett, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
Oprah Winfrey will end her show after its 25th season wraps in 2011, according to publicists for her production company, Harpo. Complete Story...
Nov 18 - By Mike Robinson, AP Legal Affairs Writer
Two Chicago men accused of developing what federal prosecutors call a blueprint for a terrorist assault on a Danish newspaper also are being investigated for possible involvement in planning the November 2008 terrorist attacks in Mumbai, India, according to authorities in that country.
Nov 16 - By Karen Hawkins, Associated Press Writer
A federal judge says Chicago Public Schools must arrange for the immediate transfer of students who want to leave a South Side high school after an honor student's brutal beating death.

Nov 16 - By Don Babwin, Associated Press Writer
Chicago police said Wednesday that tests have revealed gunshot residue on the hand of Michael Scott — the strongest evidence yet that the president of the city's school board took his own life.
Nov 6 - By Associated Press
Dunkin' Donuts said Friday it will launch a new 99-cent menu at 500 Chicago locations on Monday and hand out 20,000 gift cards pre-loaded with $2 each to lure customers.
Nov 6 - By Associated Press
A fourth teen is facing murder charges in the beating death of a Chicago high school honor student last month.

Nov 3 - By Mike Robinson, AP Legal Affairs Writer
Two videos produced by Osama bin Laden's al Qaida terrorist network have been found in the home of a Chicago man accused of plotting an armed attack on a Danish newspaper, federal prosecutors said.

Oct 27 - By Mike Robinson, AP Legal Affairs Writer
Prosecutors urged a federal judge Wednesday to deny bond to one of two Chicago men charged with plotting a terrorist attack against a Danish newspaper, while the man's lawyer argued that his client could have been the innocent dupe of an alleged coconspirator.
Oct 25 - By Associated Press
Chicago is cashing in on its much-criticized parking meter deal.
Oct 22 - By Associated Press
Five students have been arrested for fighting at a Chicago high school less than a month after an honor student was killed in a brutal beating recorded in a cell phone video camera.
Oct 21 - By Sophia Tareen, Associated Press Writer
Chicago Mayor Richard Daley proposed a 2010 budget on Wednesday that includes borrowing about $370 million from reserve funds created by the city's controversial parking meter lease and cutting more than $114 million in spending.
Oct 21 - By Associated Press
A consortium of lenders have filed a foreclosure lawsuit against the developer of a downtown Chicago block.

Oct 19 - By Karen Hawkins, Associated Press Writer
First-degree murder charges were dropped Monday against one of four teens accused in the brutal beating of a Chicago honor student that was recorded in a cell phone camera video.
Oct 14 - By Associated Press
A quick repair job has traffic flowing again on the downtown Chicago expressway where a pavement buckle caused major delays during the evening rush hour.
Oct 12 - By Michael Tarm, Associated Press Writer
The Chicago Transit Authority is recommending fare increases that would see commuters who rely on the nation's second-largest transit system paying more than almost anywhere else in the U.S.

Oct 6 - By Associated Press
After an honor student's brutal beating, the Rev. Jesse Jackson is joining parents in escorting a group of students who attend a high school on Chicago's South Side.
Oct 3 - By Deanna Bellandi, Associated Press Writer
It wasn't the homecoming Chicago's Olympic delegation expected.

Oct 3 - By Caryn Rousseau, Associated Press Writers
The funeral of a Chicago teen who was beaten to death on his way home from school drew civil rights leader the Rev. Jesse Jackson and Nation of Islam Minister Louis Farrakhan on Saturday, both calling for an end to youth violence.

Oct 3 - By Associated Press
Civil rights Jesse Jackson and Nation of Islam Minister Louis Farrakhan are attending the funeral of a Chicago teen beaten to death on his way home from school.

Oct 3 - By Associated Press
Chicago's dream of an Olympics stimulus is over with the 2016 Summer Games going to Rio de Janeiro. And the loss amounts to more than a bruised ego for the nation's third-largest city.

Oct 3 - By Deanna Bellandi, Associated Press Writer
Chicago's dream of an Olympics-sized stimulus was dashed when the 2016 Summer Games were awarded to Rio de Janeiro, and the loss amounts to more than a bruised ego for the nation's third-largest city.

Oct 3 - By Associated Press
Civil rights leaders, including NAACP president Benjamin Todd Jealous, are expected to attend the funeral of a 16-year-old Chicago teen whose beating death was captured on camera.

Oct 2 - By Deanna Bellandi, Associated Press Writer
So much for Da Games.

Oct 2 - By Deanna Bellandi, Associated Press Writer
Thousands of people stood in bewildered silence in downtown Chicago on Friday after the International Olympic Committee eliminated the city from the race for the 2016 Summer Olympics in the first round of voting.

Oct 2 - By Deanna Bellandi, Associated Press Writer
Thousands of people stood in bewildered silence in downtown Chicago on Friday after the International Olympic Committee surprised everyone by dumping the city from the race for 2016 Summer Olympics in the first round of voting.