Residents near Douglass Park frustrated music festivals block their access
"The message is we want our park back."
Man shot, 'gravely' wounded on Red Line train at 47th Street
The man got into a quarrel with another man, who took out a gun and shot him in the back and legs, police said.
Caught on video: Jiujitsu instructor pins down suspected thief at Ravenswood convenience store
Surveillance video shows a man punching an employee – and within a flash, jiujitsu instructor Idriz Redzovic jumps in.
St. Sabina kicks off summer "Friday Night Peace Walks" to ward off violence
While many will question if the walks are working, those out on this night believe it shows every shooting, each victim, still hurts and deeply impacts the entire community.
Another family scammed after logging into Cook County court hearing on Zoom
Families keep getting ripped off when they log on to Cook County court hearings through Zoom. Loved ones think they're paying to get inmates released from custody, only to discover con artists have scammed them out of thousands of dollars.
Officials release 911 call from State's Attorney Kim Foxx's husband, who says she slapped him
In a 911 call obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request, Kelley Foxx can be heard telling an operator he'd been involved in a physical domestic dispute with his wife.
Longtime deputy Carmen Navarro Gercone loses bid to stay in race for Cook County Sheriff
"My 28-year career in law enforcement means nothing, because I don't have a sheet of paper?" Navarro Gercone sadi.
Storm tears roof off three-story apartment building in Bellwood
"We all came out of our apartments. Everybody was nervous and scared. We don't know what was going on. We all went to the basement to make sure that we were safe, and called 911," Sonya Smith said.
Police were called to State's Attorney Kim Foxx's home, say husband claimed she slapped him
No one was arrested, and neither Kim nor Kelley Foxx chose to leave the house for the night, a police report said.
Crowds flock in as Chicago Blues Festival makes triumphant return to Millennium Park
The Chicago Blues Festival is back – and it left plenty of people smiling. And they're ready to enjoy the entire weekend.
Former Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley hospitalized after feeling 'out of sorts'
Daley will remain at Northwestern Memorial Hospital for a second night Thursday into Friday.
'It's about being selfless:' CTA rider jumped down to help man who fell onto third rail
Tony Perry wasn't just going to watch the man die of an electric shock. He said he had to help him – even if it meant risking his own life.
Englewood First Responders group works to ease tension amid spiking violent crime
In the Englewood area Monday night, we tried to dig into the disconnect where neighbors and police are becoming targets of guns.
Report says federal agency failed to prevent billions of dollars in fraudulent PPP loans
The report said oversight did not exist – the government did not have any fraud prevention measures in place when it started the Paycheck Protection Program.
President Biden's call for federal gun control laws comes amid a gun violence crisis in Chicago
The president wants Congress to take action on what he said are "rational, common-sense measures" to curb gun violence.