From your computer to your cell phone, a wide range of cookies and other surveillance technology is being used to track all kinds of things about you.

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The Chicago High School for Agricultural Science does work its students like farmers - raising chickens, cows and crops. But they're no country bumpkins.

Before she wowed the crowd of WGCI listeners who won tickets for a private concert at Chicago’s Paris Club Tuesday night, Hudson talked about The X Factor host

In tough times like these, what happens to the people on the bottom of the economic ladder? There's a little known, under-the-radar organization that's been

Ever wonder why some memories stay vivid in our minds even years and years later? The memory in this case is 9/11.

More than 2,700 people died in the 9/11 attacks on the twin towers. But none may have meant more to Osama bin Laden than the death of John O'Neill.

In advance of the tenth anniversary of the September 11 terror attacks, a host of audio recordings has been released.

Chicago firefighters Tim O'Brien, Michael Guzman and Steve Serb watched in horror and disbelief at what was happening in New York on 9/11. Unlike most, the

Firefighters from throughout the Midwest gathered in Chicago to embark on a ride to remember the victims and first responders who lost their lives on September

Sue Mladenik, of Sugar Grove, plans to travel to Ground Zero on Sept. 11, in honor of her husband Jeff Mladenik, who was on American Airlines Flight 11 from

The anniversary of the September 11 attacks brings back a lot of powerful memories for people. Memories filled with anger, pain and a terrible sense of loss.

Marianne and Lionel Lenz lost their only daughter Mary Lenz Weiman on 9/11.

FOX Chicago News has a behind the scenes look at a one of a kind piece of memorabilia that's being made right here - on the city's southwest side.

They ride for those who no longer can. That’s how four Chicago area police officers plan to mark the tenth anniversary of the September 11 attacks.