Boy, 13, in critical condition after being hit by van in Chatham
A 13-year-old boy was hospitalized Saturday night after getting hit by a car on Chicago's South Side.
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A 13-year-old boy was hospitalized Saturday night after getting hit by a car on Chicago's South Side.
Since 2008, the event has distributed more than 200,000 coats to CHA kids.
About $150 million is currently spent across multiple city departments for gun violence reduction.
At least two people were killed, and 13 were hurt, in Chicago weekend shootings as of midday Sunday, according to CPD.
Thousands of alleged victims paid $5,000 to $30,000 to participate in the scam to later apply for nonimmigrant U visas, prosecutors said.
The suspect is facing multiple felony charges, including first-degree murder and aggravated criminal sexual assault.
Author Joe Gustaitis takes readers on a beautiful visual journey through the city's architectural history, focusing on the period from the late 1920s to the early 1930s.
CBS Chicago's nonstop news crews saw firefighters working to put out hot spots as smoke billowed from the home.
The owner says no cats were hurt or lost — some were placed in emergency foster care.
Even hearing the word exercise can stir up a little dread in many people, but some seniors in Chicago would tell you don't sweat it, just bop to the beat.
Halloween is just a week away, but one west suburban neighborhood celebrated Freaky Frights on Friday night. Neighbors in North Riverside have been going all out for the holiday for more than 20 years.
Democrats have occupied all six statewide constitutional offices since 2019 and are hoping to continue their winning streak in November. The Republican field is far less funded and has much less name recognition than the mostly incumbent Democratic slate.
More than 150 Chicago Public Schools students got the chance to take the stage and go behind the scenes at the Lyric Opera on Wednesday.
The FBI is warning about election-season scams, including fake political action committee appeals. Voters can verify fundraising groups through the Federal Election Commission, and the BBB says to deal with campaigns directly.
Two women in Chicago have been separated from their husbands for nearly a year after they were detained by ICE, and their husbands have gone on hunger strikes, fearing they have no other choice.
