Teen who's had two lung transplants gets behind-the-scenes tour of Field Museum
Scientists at the Field Museum showed Josh Burton ways he can still have a career without digging in the dirt.
Driver seriously injured in fiery crash on I-88 in Chicago suburbs
Video from the scene showed firefighters trying to free a person pinned inside a red pickup truck.
Over 4,000 more young people employed through One Summer Chicago this year than last
In 2023, more than 24,000 young people were employed through the program – an increase of 19 percent from last year.
Three Loyola University Chicago students robbed at gunpoint near campus
Four people got out of a car and one displayed a gun, demanding the students' property – including cellphones and wallets.
Pizza at Chicago's Spacca Napoli named one of world's best on Italian website
Spacca Napoli, 1763 W. Sunnyside Ave., comes in at No. 93 worldwide for 2023, and at No. 14 for the U.S.
Two men charged in murder-for-hire plot that left woman dead in Chicago suburbs
Police said one suspect was upset that his relationship with the victim has ended, so he had a hit man kill her.
Burglars hit at least three restaurants along Chicago thoroughfare
No one was in custody Monday afternoon.
Hundreds of local artists take stages at Chicago Live! at Navy Pier
The event is the Midwest's largest free performing arts festival.
Top chefs, sommeliers on hand for Chicago Gourmet culinary festival
It starts with a special brunch hosted by Chefs Art Smith and Lorena Garcia at Navy Pier.
Cook County Crime Stoppers offers reward for information in 12-year-old girl's 2018 murder
She'Nyah O'Flynn was returning home after celebrating a cousin's graduation, and was holding her baby cousin when the shots rang out.
Ron Rolland, former CBS 2 announcer, dies at 72
Rolland, a Chicago native, died Wednesday, Sept. 13.
Alderwoman: 'Nude beach' sign in Rogers Park was not authentic; it has since come down
Ald. Maria Hadden emphasized on social media "at least some clothing is required at all of our beaches."
Matt Rodriguez, former Chicago Police superintendent, dies at 87
He was appointed police superintendent by Mayor Richard M. Daley in April 1992.
Reza's Restaurant closes original Andersonville location after 40 years in business
Reza's has been serving Persian cuisine at 5255 N. Clark St. since 1983.
Who killed Tammy Zywicki? Over 30 years, zero answers
College student Tammy Zywicki vanished on Aug. 23, 1992, as she drove back to Grinnell College in Iowa from Evanston. Her body was found nine days later. And more than three decades later, her murder remains unsolved.