Chicago man's family in Puerto Rico again face aftermath of devastating hurricane
David Herrera, a man of faith, is praying for Puerto Rico, his home for more than 20 years.
$363 Million: Jury finds Sterigenics liable for Willowbrook woman's breast cancer
Sue Kamuda took the medical device sterilization company to court, claiming emissions from the plant near her home caused her cancer.
Two killed, seven injured in Washington Park shooting
Police say a quarrel between two groups led to a shootout, and nine people were struck.
Chicago police looking for officer impersonator with badge, gun
Anyone who might spot the man is asked to call 911 and report his car and license plate information.
Heavy downpours bring flooding to Chicago's Northwest Side
Water shot out of multiple drains like geysers into the air as water pressure became too much in some areas of the city.
Couple found dead in Highland Park apartment; son charged with murder
"It's just a hard day and it's hard for Highland Park to go through something else like this," said Mindy Kirsch.
Chicago allocated 150,000 doses of updated COVID-19 booster shots, with more on the way
Millions of these vaccines are in the process of getting shipped across the country.
Students to preserve messages of hope, support after Highland Park mass shooting
"So many people have poured their hearts into this space."
Family releases balloons for Devin 'Boom' McGregor, boy killed in Rogers Park shooting
The boy died Friday morning – four days after the ambush. Police said he was not the intended target.
City of Chicago, social service agencies team up to provide shelter for migrants sent from Texas
The migrants arrived on a bus that let them off outside Union Station Wednesday night.
Evanston City Council debates proposal to allow anyone to go topless regardless of gender
The Public Nudity Ordinance in Evanston has been in effect since the 1950s, and doesn't allow "female breast exposure."
Uptown man sues man he believes stole motorcycle and wins, but hasn't collected a dime
The Chicago man's motorcycle was stolen, and he says police wouldn't take his case.
Despite more than 1,000 Monkeypox cases, virus spread slows in Illinois
Officials urge continued vigilance as Chicago joins growing list of cities whose monkeypox cases have slowed in recent weeks.
Man who served 32 years for murders he didn't commit says disgraced CPD detective living free is 'not fair'
It has been three weeks since the largest mass-exoneration for murder in U.S. history – which was all connected to one man, retired Chicago Police Detective Reynaldo Guevara.