Northwestern, UChicago named in lawsuit on early decision agreements
The class-action lawsuit accuses 32 elite U.S. schools of violating antitrust laws.
Pritzker unenthused about tax relief bill for Arlington Heights Bears stadium
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker said Monday that he is "evaluating" a bill in Springfield that would benefit the Chicago Bears' move to northwest suburban Arlington Heights.
Fire on tracks disrupts CTA Brown Line at Paulina
Brown Line trains were standing with major delays at the scene as of just before 6 p.m.
Water main break in Norwood Park Township creates massive geyser
A massive water main break has sent a geyser of water shooting into the sky in northwest suburban Northwood Park Township.
5 people wounded in shooting in Bronzeville
Police were called to the 700 block of East 43rd Street, just west of Cottage Grove Avenue. They found five people wounded at the scene.
ISP releases images of naked man accused of shooting officers
The search continued Monday for David Jordan, 70, and state police said he should be considered armed and dangerous.
Retired Chicago political reporters talk about today's polarized country
Mike Flannery, Derrick Blakley, and Craig Dellimore are three of Chicago's most respected journalists.
On 2028 run, Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker says he "can't rule anything out"
On NBC's "Meet the Press," Kristen Welker asked Pritzker if he would rule out a run for president in 2028.
Police release images of vehicle that hit, killed man in Gage Park
A pedestrian was crossing Kedzie Avenue at 55th Street when he was struck by a silver Toyota 4Runner Limited that ran the red light.
2 women groped in West Ridge Nature Park on Chicago's North Side
Police on Thursday were searching for a man who touched two women inappropriately in the West Ridge Nature Park on Chicago's North Side this week.
Body of missing man recovered from Wood Dale reservoir
The body of a man who went missing at a reservoir in northwest suburban Wood Dale has been recovered, officials said.
Mayor Johnson says Chicago finances have reached "point of no return"
The mayor's statement came in response to a question about a pension bill signed into law by Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker last week.
Chicago Public Schools cut private custodial contractors
More than 1,200 custodians got layoff notices on Friday. CPS said it now plans to rehire 750 of those custodians directly as district staffers.
Rep. Mike Quigley calls for U.S. to recognize Palestinian state
Quigley is the first Illinois politician to call for such an action.
Field Museum shows fossils from Mazon Creek not far from Chicago
The fossils at the Mazon Creek site are so abundant and so well-preserved that researchers can reconstruct a detailed impression of the prehistoric ecosystem of which they were a part.