Obama: GOP jeopardizing integrity of judicial branch by blocking Garland
In Chicago, the president made the case for giving Garland a hearing and a vote
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In Chicago, the president made the case for giving Garland a hearing and a vote
Hundreds of cats are being put to work at local homes and businesses in Chicago to help with the rat problem
Employees at treatment center for troubled teens are charged in the death of a 16-year-old resident following a struggle
Video posted live on Facebook shows man talking into camera before shots ring out, critcally wounding him
Walkout aimed at getting lawmakers to adequately fund education will close schools for nearly 400,000 students
Hiring of Jason Van Dyke "sends a hell of a message to the city of Chicago and the citizens of Chicago," one community leader says
Move comes after the Illinois Supreme Court struck down Mayor Rahm Emanuel's reform plan for two city pensions
A brave boy who has tried to stop the violence in Chicago was among 28 people shot over the Easter weekend
Replacement for Chicago police chief a sensitive issue after trust in department destroyed in Laquan McDonald shooting fallout
What pet owners need to know about the spring outbreak
Police will be visible and busy across the nation's urban centers after terrorists strike the heart of a European capital
He was found guilty of providing his niece the gun used in the fatal shooting of a 14-year-old girl in a Facebook feud over a boy
Chicago has paid a staggering sum for police misconduct since 2004, including judgments, settlements and outside legal fees, according to city records
Several twisters in Illinois, elsewhere; parts of the vital I-10 along Texas-Louisiana border shut down as river rises to record levels
Cook County State's Attorney Anita Alvarez criticized for her handling of the shooting death of a black teenager by a white police officer
Pierre Stokes, 25, was charged with three counts of aggravated battery with a firearm and one count of unlawful use of a weapon by a felon in connection.
A program founded by a former gang member pairs Chicago youth with military veterans over a common experience: trauma from their respective battlefields
"Our whole purpose was to shut it down," Chicago-based entertainer, activist says after GOP front-runner cancels event
GOP front-runner canceled Illinois campaign appearance amid safety concerns
Reporter speaks out after being detained during clashes between Trump supporters, demonstrators
Large groups of protesters occupied the Chicago arena, creating a tense atmosphere ahead of Trump's arrival
Nabisco is shutting down its Chicago plant and moving it to Mexico, costing hundreds of jobs and raising the ire of presidential candidates
For months, Chicago Police investigated complaints about dropped calls on the Red Line before a 911 caller flagged police about the suspect
The teen also was accused of punching an officer when confronted at his home, though charges related to that incident also were dropped
Authorities say Dwight Boone-Doty wanted to cut off 9-year-old Tyshawn Lee's fingers and toes as retribution for an alleged gang killing