More Than 5,000 Illegal Guns Seized So Far In 2017: Chicago Police
Chicago Police Department officials say the city's investment in crime-fighting technology is helping officers.
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Chicago Police Department officials say the city's investment in crime-fighting technology is helping officers.
A boy has been charged with fatally shooting a man in May in retaliation for a Facebook post about the suspect's dead friend.
Tucked away in a tiny Illinois town is a unique art gallery called the Merchant Street Art Gallery of Artists with Autism.
A little bit of luck helped save the day on the Fox River, when a pier with a number of boats attached started floating downstream Sunday.
The governor accused Democrats of holding schools hostage to an attempt to bail out teachers' pensions in Chicago.
The Chicago Transit Authority and Uber are offering free rides for fans during this week's Crosstown Classic.
Picture editors, Richard Cahan and Michael Williams organized a collection of photos taken by Chicago's most important photographers and created a book, Chicago: Classic Photographs.
One of the final steps before you're ready to open the doors to your small business is ensuring you're set up to pay sales tax.
Area Central detectives are conducting a homicide investigation after a man was found dead early Monday in the Southwest Side Little Village neighborhood.
A woman and her 1-year-old son were killed and her two other children were critically injured Monday in a crash near south suburban Beecher.
The job of closer for a MLB team comes with few guarantees, meaning it's tough to secure saves all season long at the draft. Scouring waivers will net saves where no one was looking.
Landscapers said they were booked solid with cleanup jobs in Itasca until further notice.
An investigation by the BGA and Crain's Chicago Business found $55 million in TIF money meant for a hotel project was diverted to Navy Pier.
Kyrie Irving, Cavs point guard playing with LeBron James on a team likely to return to the NBA Finals, wants a trade for some reason.
The train was not moving when it derailed in the yard near Canal and Roosevelt about 9:30 a.m., according to a Metra spokeswoman.
