Beauty used to be in the eye of the beholder. Nowadays, a phone-app is making some of the judgments. More than 5 million people have bought the "Ugly-Meter" app. Here's how it works: You take a photo,
Beauty used to be in the eye of the beholder. Nowadays, a phone-app is making some of the judgments. More than 5 million people have bought the "Ugly-Meter" app.
There's debate about how a school in Georgia -- and the local police department -- handled a 6- year- old who apparently threw a violent temper tantrum.
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As the country looks at the relief efforts in Oklahoma, Illinois is training for the same kind of disaster. The Illinois National Guard prepares every year for disaster events.
As the country looks at the relief efforts in Oklahoma, Illinois is training for the same kind of disaster. The Illinois National Guard prepares every year for disaster events.
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Things are going to be very busy at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport this weekend. Many travelers will also hit the roads for Memorial Day, and they'll pay the price at the pump.
Things are going to be very busy at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport this weekend. Many travelers will also hit the roads for Memorial Day, and they'll pay the price at the pump.
Thursday, May 23 2013 8:32 PM EDT2013-05-24 00:32:17 GMT
A couple accused of murdering a 1-month-old boy and allegedly dumping the body in the Des Plaines River pleaded not guilty to the crime during a Thursday court hearing in Maywood.
A couple accused of murdering a 1-month-old boy and allegedly dumping the body in the Des Plaines River pleaded not guilty to the crime during a Thursday court hearing in Maywood.
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The Senate has approved a plan that would ban the use of cell phones while driving.
The Senate has approved a plan that would ban the use of cell phones while driving.
CHICAGO (FOX 32 News) -
In a recent article in TIME magazine, Miami Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen said that he loved Fidel Castro.
It's a risky statement to make when you manage a baseball team in Miami, a city that has the highest population of Cuban refugees in the country.
But this isn't the first time Guillen has put his foot in his mouth.
Back in 2006, he got himself in trouble for using a gay slur when he was talking about Chicago Sun-Times columnist Jay Mariotti.
In 2004, Guillen charged out of the dugout during the Chicago-Cleveland game. Umpire Hunter Wendelstedt accused him of spilling tobacco juice on him in the process.
Guillen responded by saying, "You're not even a pimple on your daddy's EXPLETIVE."
The former Chicago White Sox manager said he regrets his declaration regarding Castro, and he's even lost sleep over it.
Guillen plans to make a formal statement Tuesday to apologize. But is it too little too late?
Miami residents are a little more outspoken than Chicago residents regarding the issue. Despite Guillen's pending apology, protestors still call for his firing.
A columnist for the Miami Herald said Monday that his act was already wearing thin in South Florida. It looks as though whether or not Gullen will be forgiven for this one, is still up in the air.
