Suburban Chicago celebrates Diwali, welcoming the new year
The center is open to the community and welcomes people of all faiths and the beauty inside and out is something you have to see in person.
Neighbors march against Brighton Park migrant tent camp; lawsuit claims it's unsafe
The contract is signed for the Brighton Park site, which is set to house nearly 2,000 migrants. But the community said its voices are not being heard.
Biden meets with Illinois auto workers ahead of campaign reception in Chicago
The president's visit will focus on the re-opening of an assembly plant that Stellantis closed back in March.
Caught on video: Beverly family carjacked at gunpoint in their own driveway
"I thought that I wasn't going to be here anymore," Michele Pettiford said of the moment she and her 12-year-old daughter were carjacked at gunpoint.
At least 12 businesses targeted in break-ins, largely on Chicago's North Side
All the businesses that were targeted had doors or windows smashed, and a few cash registers were missing.
Father of accused Highland Park shooter pleads guilty to reckless conduct charges
Robert Crimo Jr. was sentenced to 60 days in jail and 2 years probation.
Darien family's 45-foot Colorado blue spruce to be Chicago's official Christmas tree
The De La Cruz family's tree will be lit up at Millennium Park on November 17.
Celebrating Day of the Dead with 15-foot display in Pilsen
This year, a longtime Pilsen resident is taking the celebrations to new heights with a new display honoring those who came before us.
Man charged with attempted murder in Halloween party mass shooting on Chicago's West Side
Chicago Police Supt. Larry Snelling and Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx announced the charges Tuesday.
Accused Highland Park gunman won't testify at father's reckless conduct trial
Robert Crimo Jr. is set to go on trial next week on seven counts of reckless conduct, in part for signing his son's application for a FOID card to buy a gun.
Two friends, one living in Chicago area, mourn their hometown in Israel after attack
For both of them, Sderot will always be home – and now, they don't know when their town will rebuild.
Family of North Shore mom, daughter freed by Hamas await reunion
Judith and Natalie Raanan were in Israel for Judith's mother's 85th birthday when they were both taken hostage.
Bridgeview Islamic day school closes Friday after receiving "hate letter"
Bridgeview police said the letter was sent anonymously and communicated hate toward the Muslim community.
Chicago police investigate string of 6 robberies in about an hour
In each case, a group of between 2 and 6 suspects got out of a white or black sedan and approached the victim at gunpoint:
Arrest made after crash leaves SUV flipped on side in front of Back of the Yards home
The car was left flipped on its side on top of another car causing serious damage near 50th and South Racine.