Don Terry

In the first criminal prosecution stemming from a far-reaching Los Angeles Police Department corruption scandal, a jury Wednesday convicted three police officers of fabricating evidence to falsely imprison gang members,...

Fergus Hughes, a psychology professor at Wisconsin-Green Bay, was not sure how many students would show up for his 3 p.m. class--during the Packers' victory celebration. "Green Bay represents a...

Never have so many people stood so happily in line. So moved were they in this unmoving queue, they even raised their voices in song. Hands Across America snaked through...

Attempting to take advantage of declining oil prices to fill a gap in the city`s budget, majority bloc aldermen appear ready to recommend new fuel taxes that would affect Chicago...

When Adlai Stevenson was confronted with a rendition of the old Turtles` rock and roll hit, ''Happy Together,'' as he spoke at a Democratic Party gathering Monday night, it might...

Richard Wegrzyn, a Pilsen resident of Polish descent, stood on a rain-soaked corner of West 19th Street Tuesday afternoon handing out campaign buttons for a Mexican-American candidate as a favor...

Richard Wegrzyn, a Pilsen resident of Polish descent, stood on a rain-soaked corner of West 19th Street Tuesday afternoon handing out campaign buttons for a Mexican-American candidate as a favor...

The mystery surrounding the life and death of city official John Annerino continued to unfold over the weekend after a dirty, faded pillowcase full of bankbooks totaling about $66,000 in...

The principal of Ray School, 5631 S. Kimbark Ave., had prepared 650 ballots Tuesday evening for parents, teachers and other residents of the elementary school`s attendance area to vote on...

Public school children and most employees of the City of Chicago and Cook County took the day off Monday in honor of a hero of the American Revolution who is...