Missing UIC student Natally Brookson found dead; boyfriend Daniel Sotelo still missing
Natally Brookson, 22, was last seen leaving work on April 30 in the Budlong Woods neighborhood, according to a missing person flyer.
Boeing to move corporate headquarters from Chicago to Arlington, Virginia
A news release said the company will maintain a "significant presence" at its Chicago office at 100 N. Riverside Plaza in the West Loop Gate.
Police seek to identify group in shooting that left two men wounded near Chicago Theatre
The shooting in turn forced the cancellation of a production of "Moulin Rouge! The Musical" at the Nederlander Theatre down the street.
Protesters turn out in Federal Plaza against prospect of overturning Roe v. Wade
Protesters in favor of abortion rights gathered in Federal Plaza downtown Tuesday evening, after the leak of a U.S. Supreme Court draft opinion that would overturn the landmark Roe v. Wade decision.
Police apprehend carjacking suspect who went into NU Chicago Campus building
Northwestern announced an active threat alert while suspect was at large in the campus buildings.
Youth baseball players hit ground at St. Rita High School field as gunshots ring out steps away
"At first, I didn't know if they were gunshots or not. I thought they might have been fireworks or something," said high school freshman Sorin Olinger.
White ghost bike set up for Gerardo Marciales, who was hit, killed by car while on Divvy Bike
Marciales was riding a Divvy bike during rush hour at the end of February when a car hit him on DuSable Lake Shore Drive at Balbo Drive. He was 41.
Charles Sikanich, superintendent for 45th Ward, accused of trying sell machine gun while working
As Sikanich was arrested this week on official misconduct and weapons charges, documents show he "repeatedly asked to contact Alderman Gardiner prior to being placed into custody."
Benjamin Herrington charged with stealing CFD ambulance, after 75-mile chase along I-55
Benjamin Herrington, of Chicago, is charged with fleeing to elude a peace officer, resisting/obstructing a peace officer, and possession of a stolen motor vehicle.
Seasoned world traveler heads to Polish-Ukrainian border, steps up for Ukrainian war refugees
Ted Nims is well on his way to achieving his goal of visiting every country. But his most recent journey was not as a tourist, but to help.
Social equity applicants for marijuana licenses have dreams crushed by legal red tape
Despite promises of equity, legal red tape has crushed some businesses before they've even started.
Burglars hit Public Storage facility in Rolling Meadows, customers feel left high and dry
Several storage units were broken into, and thousands of dollars worth of people's personal effects were stolen during a recent heist at a Public Storage facility in Rolling Meadows.
Many airlines quick to drop mask mandates after federal judge's ruling, but not CTA, Metra or Pace for now
Airline executives have been lobbying for an end to the mask mandate on airplanes as most states have rolled back their masking requirements for indoor settings.
Following police shooting that killed Patrick Lyoya, anger mounts in Grand Rapids, Michigan
The shooting death of an unarmed Black man in Grand Rapids, Michigan has led to protests and growing calls for accountability.
Chef Jin Lew ends up in hospital as John Doe after being carjacked, brutally beaten in Chinatown
Jin Lew's family reported him missing late last week – and it wasn't until they started calling around to local hospitals that they found him badly beaten.