A young pastor leans on faith to try to restore the Black church in Chicago
At age 42, Pastor Dates leads one of the largest African American churches on Chicago's Far South Side -- Salem Baptist.
Expert says 'run, hide, fight' warning likely saved lives at Michigan State University
There will also be an assessment on the suspected gunman, Anthony Dwayne McRae.
Chicago area families beyond worried about loved ones on Michigan State campus
Three people are confirmed dead and five more were injured before the suspect apparently took his own life.
Shots fired on Red Line train at Garfield stop
A man was on a southbound Red Line train near the Garfield station when he got into a quarrel with another man who fired shots.
COVID emergency winding down, but Cook County still offering incentives for boosters
"In the city of Chicago, only about one out of five eligible people have gotten their bivalent booster," said Dr. Katrine Wallace, who investigates patterns and causes of diseases as an epidemiologist.
Dozens gather at vigil in Mount Prospect for those devastated by Turkey, Syria earthquakes
More than 21,000 people are now known to have been killed in the earthquakes Monday in Turkey and Syria.
Barbs and bickering at mayoral forum three weeks before election
Eight of the nine candidates reiterated why they believe they are the best for the job and pointed out the flaws of their opponents.
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.
"Mini Bean" unveiled in New York, from artist behind "Cloud Gate" at Millennium Park
Chicago might be known as The Second City, but we're first when it comes to "The Bean."
Thieves caught pulling up in U-Haul, going through mail in West Loop building entryway
A resident of the building has a good idea of what the crooks were after.
Video shows men being robbed at gunpoint in Humboldt Park
"They tried to cock the gun, but nothing happened," said one of the victims, Armando.
Chicago protesters decry death of Tyre Nichols, seek dissolution of specialized police units
The protesters expressed outrage about specialized police units across the country – including in Chicago.
Dead body found in crate on train in West Humboldt Park industrial warehouse
By the time Chicago Police arrived, even officers were not sure what they were dealing with in the West Side warehouse.
Neighbors grateful to floor captain who helped residents escape Kenwood high-rise fire
As the floor captain, Toi Sing-Daniels kept everyone informed of the instructions from management and firefighters when the fire started 10 floors below.
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.