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4 hours ago

Storm Shelter Biz Booming After Okla. Tornado

One company says they've filled more than 500 orders for potentially life-saving product in two days. Phil Rogers reports.

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3 hours ago

NASA Funds Project to Make Space Meals with 3-D Printer

NASA is paying out $125,000 to study the use of 3-D printing technology for food preparation in space, NBC News reported.

4 hours ago

A Tale of Two Schools

While Mahalia Jackson Elementary was spared by the Chicago Board of Education's action, students at Betsy Ross Elementary and their parents were lamenting closure. Kim Vatis reports.

4 hours ago

Outbursts, Protests as School Board Closes Schools

Aldermen, parents and community leaders all made emotional pleas to keep schools open but it wasn't enough. Mary Ann Ahern reports.

Jose Canseco

5 hours ago

Jose Canseco Accused of Sexual Assault in Vegas

Former baseball slugger Jose Canseco Jr. has been accused of sexual assault in Las Vegas

6 hours ago

Forecast: Unseasonable

Temperatures will be below normal on Wednesday night with a chance for more showers.

6 hours ago

Area Stormchasers Witnessed Okla. Storm

Evergreen Park's Danny Neal and Adam Lucio admit they like the adrenaline rush but said there's definitely a scientific component to their hobby as well. Natalie Martinez reports.

5 hours ago

Wilmette's Record-Setting Twins

Highcrest Middle School claims Guinness Book of World Records for most twins in the same grade level at a school.

5 hours ago

Jury Gets Case In Trump Tower Trial

Elderly woman claims she was conned in purchasing two properties in Chicago building.

May 22, 2013

CTU President Reacts to Closure Vote

Chicago Teachers Union President Karen Lewis says Wednesday vote to close 50 schools was made by people under "mayoral control" who are wedded to bad policy.