Man shoots, kills dog that breaks from owner's leash in Albany Park
The man who shot the dog, a valid Firearm Owners Identification Card and Concealed Carry License holder, was not charged or cited.
Robbers strike five times in one night on Chicago's North Side
No one is in custody in any of the incidents.
Metra train hits pedestrian in Northbrook
The person hit by the train was taken to an area hospital.
Uptown neighbors concerned about planned homeless shelter in mixed-use building
Organizers want to use a building just west of the Wilson Avenue 'L' stop for the purpose.
Chemical spill closes all lanes on Chicago expressway at La Grange Road
All lanes finally reopened by just before 6 p.m.
Driver killed after car slams into back of semi on Eisenhower Expressway in Oak Park
At the scene, a mangled car was seen wedged under the trailer of a semi-truck on the westbound shoulder.
Yelp list ranks Chicago's Pequod's the No. 1 pizza in the country
Pequod's first opened in Morton Grove more than half a century ago.
Fermilab guest composer sets out to interpret particle physics through music
Mischa Zupko uses actual mathematical models to create his compositions – and for his collaboration with Fermilab, he plans to use a scientific model as the basis for the music.
Pearl Jam set to play two dates at Wrigley Field in August
Pearl Jam's concerts are part of their "Dark Matter" tour – promoting their new album of the same name.
Car wanted in robbery crashes at 63rd and State; 3 boys apprehended
Chicago Police are investigating.
Man steals items from South Loop store, implies he has gun
The thief ran off, and was last seen going east toward the Roosevelt 'L' station, police said.
Pedestrian hit, killed by car in Lincolnwood
The cause of the crash was under investigation late Sunday.
Man gets 20 years for setting off pipe bomb in Hinsdale Metra station
Thomas Zajac, 70, was convicted of the crime in September.
New website allows view into progress of demolition of Northwestern's Ryan Field
As of Friday, equipment was ready to go for tearing down the old stadium, and fencing was up.
Girls, ages 12 and 17, charged in string of Chicago retail thefts
The pair were identified as the offenders who allegedly entered multiple retail businesses and took thousands worth of merchandise.