Avalon Park man murdered while carrying things into his mother's home
His best friend said Strange had just started his own construction company and was working to make a difference in his community.
Chicago area medical volunteers step up for victims of earthquake in Turkey and Syria
The volunteers were ready Monday night to fill a warehouse with as many medical supplies as possible.
Despite community concern, migrants could begin moving into vacant Woodlawn school this week
To start, 250 migrants will move into the shelter.
Chicago mayoral candidates weigh in on Tyre Nichols video, police reform
On Saturday those running for mayor highlighted how Chicago can move forward when it comes to police accountability.
1 dead, 9 injured in extra-alarm fire in Kenwood high-rise
"The firefighters did an outstanding job, because that fire did not go horizontally," Fire Commissioner Annette Nance-Holt said.
Semi-truck driver critically injured in hit-and-run crash near O'Hare Airport
The victim is in critical condition with trauma to his body.
Longtime Chicago immigrant resource center marks big expansion
Poder has been an immigrant integration center that for nearly 25 years has helped roughly 14,500 immigrants seize opportunities.
Ribbon cutting Tuesday for Belmont-Cragin Elementary and Early Childhood Center
City leaders said the $44 million school is a critical investment in the Belmont-Cragin neighborhood.
DuSable Black History Museum celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
The events kicks off with a children's story time at 11 a.m. and continue throughout the day.
Chicago mayoral candidates to participate in two more forums Sunday
There's two different forums planned for Sunday where we will hear from the candidates for a second round this weekend.
Worker dies after being pulled from rubble of building collapse in Bronzeville
The Department of Buildings said the work being done at the time of the collapse was not in compliance with approved plans for demolition.
Slain teen's family wants state to turn down convicted killer's bid for clemency
Robert G. Turner was convicted of killing Bridget Drobney in 1985, and is asking the Illinois Prisoner Review Board to let him out of prison.
Driver charged with DUI after car goes off road, into ravine in Highland Park
A fire official on scene said he was glad the people inside the car made it out alive.
Hundreds march through downtown Chicago in solidarity with Iran
The protest comes just one day after Iran executed two more men who were arrested while protesting the country's theocracy.
15-year-old in serious condition after South Side shooting
No arrests have been made.