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A group of up to 60 students are being investigated after they vandalized a Chicago Wal-Mart

The Chicago Cubs are probably the most cursed sports franchise in all of sports. Some people came together to try to reverse the curse.

A 30-year-old guy from suburban Chicago, Randy Schmitz, was on vacation in Myrtle Beach, S.C., last summer. He went to the Pepper Palace, which sells crazy hot sauces. The hottest sauce it sells is Flashbang, a combination of four peppers -- Carolina Reaper, scorpion, ghost pepper and habanero. Schmitz had to sign a waiver just to try a tiny bit of the sauce on a toothpick as part of a challeng

'Tis the season for mistletoe!

Being president means countless photo opportunities and public appearances, most of them probably ones that one doesn't want to do. When President Barack Obama was at a polling location in Chicago promoting the midterm general elections and casting his ballot, he probably didn't plan on being threatened by someone about their girlfriend.

Last Friday morning, there was some pretty extensive flooding in south suburban Chicago. The morning news show on WGN was discussing the flooding, while checking out some footage from its news helicopter which was flying around surveying the extent of the water and damage.

About halfway through the broadcast of the Boston Red Sox-Chicago Cubs Major League Baseball game Wednesday night, Red Sox color commentator Jerry Remy had something happen to him that has never happened before: His tooth fell out.

One of my favorite parts of Saint Patrick's day has to be the Chicago river turning green for the day. Thankfully someone put a camera on top of a building so we can see how the river gets transformed.

Two reasons why I never want front row seats at a NHL game. One, I feel like you can't see the puck half the time. Two, knowing my luck the glass would come apart like it did in this clip.

Who would have thought you would have seen something interesting during the Royals and White Sox game yesterday?

Playoffs viewers may have noticed Chicago Bears defensive tackle Anthony Adams psyching up his team with a pre-game warm-up dance that made liberal use of his considerable belly. With a start like this, it's hard to believe the Bears lost. Video after the jump: