Jun 30, 2011
Hispanics Face Highest Levels of Discrimination: Poll
The majority of people believe Hispanics are more discriminated against than blacks or women, according to a new Associated Press-Univision Poll. 
Jun 30, 2011
Mexico's Leader Slams Arizona Immigration Law
Mexican President Felipe Calderon ripped into Arizona's controversial new immigration law, telling Congress it "ignores a reality that cannot be erased by decree."
Jun 30, 2011
Highland Park Team Confirms Trip to Florida
Jun 30, 2011
Rights Activists Expect Boost from Ariz. Rallies
Immigrant rights activists planning dozens of Saturday marches nationwide hope Arizona's controversial immigration law spurs tens of thousands to protest and adds urgency to pleas for federal...
Jun 30, 2011
Obama Urged to Fight Arizona Immigration Law
Prominent Hispanic leaders are pressuring President Obama to overhaul immigration policy following passage of a new law in Arizona.
Jun 30, 2011
Arizona Gov Signs Controversial Immigration Bill
Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer on Friday signed into law a new state immigration bill that President Barack Obama called "misguided" hours earlier.
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WATCH: 2008 Times Square Bike Bomber Plants Explosive
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Phony "FBI" Virus Holds Computers Hostage
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Agency Identifies Slimy Substance At Porter Beach
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Chicago Hospital Allows Visiting Hours For Pets
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Google Launches Internet Balloons
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How to Have a Boston State of Mind
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Preview Of The Taste of Chicago
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Woman Sexually Assaulted Near Blue Line Station
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Forecast: Comfortable
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CUB: Illinois Residents Waste $1.4B on Data Plans
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Car Crashes Into Pregnant Couple's Bedroom
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"The Voice": Michelle Chamuel Discusses Mirror Trick
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Chuck Lorre Talks Cast Changes for "Two And A Half Men"
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Mireille Enos Shines at "World War Z" NYC Premiere
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Reviving the Drive-In
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6 Ways to Lower Blood Pressure
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Rest Easy With A Mattress Safe
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Video: School Employee Accused of Abusing Autistic Student
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"Game of Thrones" Boosts Ireland's Economy
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LeAnn Rimes' "Personal" New Album
Phony "FBI" Virus Holds Computers Hostage
In the latest twist in computer scams, overseas criminal organizations are targeting unsuspecting computer users by installing a virus which freezes a computer, holds it as ransom, and then demands the user pay...
AG Gets Second Gun Delay; Speaker Wants Bill OK'd
The U.S. Supreme Court granted an extension Tuesday for Illinois's attorney general to decide whether to appeal a court order permitting the state's gun owners to carry concealed firearms.
Residents Call for More Lighting in Wake of Sex Assault
A 24-year-old woman told police she was attacked while walking near a northwest side CTA station on Monday night.
Blago Attorney Requests Extension for Appeal
It looks like the world is going to have to wait a bit longer for Rod Blagojevich's version of why he deserves a new trial.
Chicago Hospital Allows Visiting Hours For Pets
Rush University Medical Center adopts new policy that allows dog and cats to visit certain patients.
