Burglary at Mag Mile Nordstrom caught on video
Chicago police are investigating after a large group burglarized the Nordstrom in River North Sunday evening.
Johnson, Pritzker call Trump's threat to send National Guard to Chicago illegal
"There are many things the federal government could do to help us reduce crime and violence in Chicago, but sending in the military is not one of them," Johnson said in a statement.
USPIS offering $100K reward for suspect wanted in Near West Side mail thefts
The service said the alleged suspect targeted multiple buildings in the West Loop and Fulton Market neighborhoods.
Illinois Secretary of State pledges to address spiking car insurance rates
Many drivers are as frustrated with the unexplained spike in their auto insurance as they are with congestion on the roads.
Family demands action in hit-and-run that killed woman in Pilsen
Police said someone driving a Dodge Journey sport-utility vehicle hit Marcela Herrera and her fiancé, and never stopped.
Chicago alders call for action to prevent storm backflow into basements
Ald. Ray Lopez (15th) and five other Southwest Side councilmembers issued a letter to Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson on the subject of storm backflow into homes.
Chicago's Alder Planetarium honors Jim Lovell after death at 97
Jim Lovell died Friday at the age of 97, but for years he called north suburban Lake Forest home and forged a deep connection to Chicago's Adler Planetarium.
Suburban teens' pay held up for weeks due to issues with state grants
After weeks of wondering if they would get paid for their summer jobs, some south suburban Chicago teens are finally getting their paychecks.
National Night Out events bring communities, police together
Dozens of events were held in Chicago and the suburbs Tuesday for National Night Out 2025.
Pritzker: Redrawing Illinois map "on the table" as response to Texas redistricting
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker said he's considered redrawing the state's congressional map in response to the Texas redistricting push to give Republicans 5 more seats, saying "everything has to be on the table."
Chicago woman billed $233,000 for water she never used in vacant home with no plumbing
A senior citizen's vacant home in the Back of the Yards neighborhood racked up a staggering $233,000 water bill, despite not having any plumbing for years.
Man out of hospital after being shot during robbery in Avondale
A bullet is still lodged in a man's leg after he was robbed at gunpoint in Chicago's Avondale neighborhood this week, and was then shot after he gave up his cash.
Video shows armed thieves breaking into couple's cars in Oak Lawn
The victim of one in a string of car break-ins in Chicago's southwest suburbs on Wednesday shared the scary incident that happened to him and his wife, and video of the armed thieves.
Teens won't get paid after suburban program given fraction of state grants
More than 100 teens who worked summer jobs through a south suburban youth program won't get their final paycheck after the program says it received only a fraction of its promised state funding.
Gas station explodes in Berwyn, plume of fire rages
Witnesses said there were a series of explosions that took place in succession over about 10 minutes.