2 dead in Dunning shooting, which witnesses say was caught on camera
Two people are dead after they were found shot behind a residential building in the Dunning community on Chicago's Northwest Side Thursday afternoon.
Roseland Hospital will make payroll next week, but long-term solution needed
Workers at Roseland Community Hospital concerned they might not get their paycheck next week have learned they will, but say long-term solutions are still needed.
Payroll in jeopardy for healthcare workers at Roseland Community Hospital, union says
Roseland is a 134-bed safety-net hospital that has operated on the Far South Side for more than a century, but SEIU healthcare union leaders say healthcare workers could possibly not get paid.
Family of teen fatally shot while with friends on Far South Side calls for justice
Marcus Chatman was shot and killed just one week before his 15th birthday.
Illinois Tollway proposing increased tolls to fund $26.5B in road construction
Illinois drivers might soon have to pay more to drive on the state's tollways.
Man charged with burning cross in Grant Park released from custody
The Chicago man accused of burning a cross in Grant Park last week made his first court appearance on Thursday, as a judge denied prosecutors' request to keep him locked up until trial.
2 hurt in crash after scrap metal falls from semi truck on Kennedy Expressway
Drivers are encouraged to avoid the area if possible, as ISP says lanes are expected to be closed for an extended period of time.
Queen of Martyrs School in Evergreen Park closing due to declining enrollment
Queen of Martyrs School, a Catholic elementary school in Evergreen Park, will not reopen in the 2026-27 school year, officials announced Monday, citing declining enrollment.
Cleanup efforts begin after tornadoes hammer Chicago area, NW Indiana
A tornado outbreak pounded the Chicago area on Thursday evening, with multiple twisters reported, leaving behind an extensive trail of damage stretching from the western suburbs to northwest Indiana.
Passersby left shocked after burning cross spotted in Grant Park
The flames from the cross burning in the middle of Grant Park were visible to anyone driving or walking down Columbus Drive.
Some Chicago City Council members calling for transparency over parking meter deal
The council members say the Johnson administration signed an NDA, which limits what they can tell the public.
Bears fans divided in reaction to team's decision to focus on Hammond stadium
The announcement by the Chicago Bears that the board of directors voted to advance the team's stadium development in Hammond, Indiana, has left fans on both sides of the state line talking.
2026 Race Against Gun Violence set to kick off in Grant Park
Hundreds of people were expected to run through Grant Park and along the Chicago lakefront on Thursday evening for the annual Race Against Gun Violence.
Annual "We Walk For Her" march raises awareness for murdered and missing women
Activists were gathering in Bronzeville on Wednesday afternoon to raise awareness for the dozens of unsolved cases of missing and murdered Black and Brown women and girls in Chicago.
Massage parlor raided; alderwoman says it was front for prostitution
Federal and local law enforcement officers shut down a massage parlor operating in Brighton Park on Monday. The local alderwoman said the business was a front for prostitution and possibly human trafficking.