An activist Catholic priest who made headlines when he mocked Hillary Clinton during her presidential campaign was suspended by the Archdiocese of Chicago on Wednesday because of a disagreement over a proposed transfer from his South Side church.Full story
Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick, who just published “A Reason to Believe,” tells TODAY’s Matt Lauer that he is not seeking to challenge Senator Scott Brown, saying “I have the job I want and worked hard for.”
A fast-moving fire at a home on Chicago's South Side early Thursday left three children dead and more than a dozen people homeless. Full story
At least eleven people were hospitalized with various injuries after gunmen opened fire on Chicago's South Side and caused a CTA bus to crash. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports.
The White House is seen from the south side October 29, 2008 in Washington, DC. The White House was to update reporters on April 26, 2009 on US government efforts to combat a virulent new strain of swine flu that officials fear could reach global pandemic levels, officials said. The briefing comes
Chicago firefighters salute as firefighter Edward Stringer's body passes by them at the Chicago Medical Examiner's office, Dec. 22, 2010. A blaze at an abandoned building on Chicago's South Side left two firefighters dead and 14 injured Wednesday.
