Leaders at Beverly Unitarian Church say they won't be intimidated after Pride flag is burned
Just 10 days ago, the Beverly Unitarian Church, 10244 S. Longwood Dr., held a huge LGBTQ+ Pride event on its grounds for the first time in its history.
Waukegan family pleads for return of stolen therapy dog
The shih-tzu, Bella, is the companion of a woman with dementia.
Woman discouraged, but recovering after being shot twice
Domonique Tolson-Montagano had previously left Chicago and had recently moved back – only to become the face of gun violence in her first summer back in town.
Oak Forest resident chases car burglars, injured after exchange of gunfire
The resident gave chase to the group of people trying to break into cars and homes and got into a shootout with them before being shot twice.
CPD, pro-Palestinian group seek deal on planned DNC protest routes
Chicago police said they're looking to keep the peace by keeping the demonstrators at a safe distance from the convention site at the United Center.
Mayor of Markham says pandemonium in Dolton is creeping into other communities
Markham Mayor Roger Agpawa said he felt compelled to speak out about the cloud hanging over Dolton Mayor and Thornton Township Supervisor Henyard.
Gates open for season at Ravinia Festival, but cicada noise remains a concern
While Ravinia says the summertime insect is no problem, those living near the venue in Highland Park are already sick of their ear-piercing mating calls.
Chaos breaks out at Dolton, Illinois village board meeting with mayor under fire
One resident coming out of the Dolton Village Hall called what happened a "disgrace."
Private security patrols come to Fulton Market District
Neighborhood groups have been pushing for such a measure—but they say they did not hire the private security.
Neighbors in North Center alarmed by encounters with aggressive coyotes
Chicago Animal Care & Control says people feeding the coyotes is likely part of the problem.
Chicago Police officer takes teens on camping trip, providing a safe place amid dangers
The Memorial Day weekend unofficially kicks off summer. Yet in Chicago, it has also proven to be deadly and violent.
Vet brutally attacked outside grocery store in Chicago's South Loop
This comes on the heels of other attacks in and near the Loop this month – including the brutal beating of a man on Michigan Avenue.
Residents express safety concerns after multiple crimes in downtown Chicago
With the summer months ahead, residents are wondering if they will get the needed protection and services they depend on.
Storm system brings strong and damaging winds to Chicago area
Wind gusts reached 60 to 70 mph in Hampshire, Illinois, in Kane County.
Severe storms take down trees in Chicago area
Some large branches blocked streets, and large limbs also fell on homes and cars.