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With more than 750,000 people filing for unemployment in Illinois since March, and rent and other bills coming due on May 1, protesters are pressing government leaders to give tenants more relief.
Guests were lined up in Daley Plaza ahead of the opening Friday, ready for roasted almonds, boot mugs and hot chocolate.
The tradition of an official Chicago Christmas tree goes back more than a century, but only in the past four years has it involved a single large tree mounted in Millennium Park.
A crowd clad in white filled Daley Plaza Thursday evening for Chicago's annual Dîner en Blanc event.
Thirty young women from around Chicago will be challenging each other in their ice box racers, built out of old refrigerators.
The Daley Plaza farmer's market opens Thursday for the first time this season.
U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin, Rev. Jesse Jackson and other leaders will attend a peace vigil Sunday afternoon at Daley Plaza following a mass shooting in New Zealand.
Girls ages 13 to 18 worked in teams to transform recycled refrigerators. They made them into electric and solar powered race cars.
On many summer days like Tuesday, Daley Plaza is filled with people during lunchtime.
This weekend the nation pauses to remember and honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice serving our country.
A major Supreme Court case to heard next week could deal a big blow to public sector union membership.
Reverend Hiram Crawford and activist William Grutzmacher battled in court 33 years ago to obtain the right to put the scene at Daley Plaza on display.
Christmas may be more than a month away but that's not stopping some from getting into the holiday spirit.
The 22nd annual Christkindlmarket has opened at Daley Plaza.
Sunday marks the 70th anniversary since buses and trains began operating for the Chicago Transit Authority.
The Adler Planetarium was hosting another giveaway Thursday afternoon in Grant Park.
A gift from artist Pablo Picasso, countless visitors stare at the untitled sculpture and wonder; but how many actually know what it is?
Chicagoans can board the public-transit buses of yesterday. WBBM's Steve Miller reports.
One hundred-seventy people stood silently on Friday in Daley Plaza to show the stigma and silence that typically surrounds the issue of sexual assault.
Protesters hoisted signs that read, "Hey, comrade, show us your taxes," "Prove you're not Putin's puppet," and "Don the Con."
About 10,000 people indicated on Facebook that they would attend Tax March Chicago.
As Donald Trump took his seat in the Oval Office on Friday, protesters filled Daley Plaza to protest the start of the Trump administration.
A volunteer group plans to set up their annual Nativity scene on Saturday in Chicago's Daley Plaza.
