Missing goldendoodle returned to owner after being spotted on CTA train
Rylee Parker discovered his goldendoodle, Cooper, was missing after his car was ransacked while he validated his parking.
UIC researchers helping bring home MIA service members
Students and faculty at the University of Illinois Chicago have been on a mission for the last 15 years, helping to recover the remains of service members who went missing in action decades ago.
Lines wrapped the block for 2nd Wiener's Circle hot dog giveaway
Despite the drop in temperatures and leftover snow from over the weekend, Bears' fans bundled up to take advantage of the deal.
Chicago agrees to ease capacity limit for Christkindlmarket in Daley Plaza
City officials on Monday agreed to slightly ease new capacity restrictions at Christkindlmarket in Daley Plaza, amid complaints from vendors that the new rules were threatening their ability to make a profit.
Christkindlmarket asks city to raise new capacity limits amid drop in business
Christkindlmarket organizers are urging city officials to reconsider new last-minute limits placed on capacity for the popular Christmas market, saying their survival depends on the changes they are seeking.
50-year Turkey Bowl tradition lives on in Winnetka
What started outside New Trier High School in Winnetka in 1975 never ended.
Chesterton firefighters rescue man with leaf blower from roof, clean his gutters
Firefighters in northwest Indiana responded to a bizarre rescue call on the roof of a home in Chesterton. Not only did they save the day, they went way above the call of duty to clean up a mess.
Hundreds sign petition to pause robot delivery pilot program in Chicago
There is a growing call for the City Council to hold a public hearing on the pilot program and publish accessibility data
Anti-Cruelty brings in musicians part of national program to play for animals
Wild Tunes connects shelters like Anti-Cruelty with volunteer musicians of all backgrounds and levels of experience.
"Retro Bay" takes UChicago students back to the 90s as they develop new video games
For grown-up gamers, it's like a time capsule; a room full of vintage TVs, old video game consoles, and classic games. The "Retro Bay" can be found at the University of Chicago's Weston Game Lab, where students study and develop new video games.
Chicago holiday festivities kick off with tree lighting, Christkindlmarket
Chicago's official Christmas tree is glowing bright with 119,000 lights in Millennium Park.
Musical choreographer helping Parkinson's patients get moving
Neil Diamond was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 2018.
Parents demand change after Indiana hospital turned them away while mother was in labor
The parents said instead of being greeted and treated with empathy, they said they were ultimately sent out the door with a security escort.
West Aurora School District 129 launches fleet of electric school buses
The district officially launched 27 zero-emission electric school buses and 28 charging stations.
Teen waiting for liver donation as he battles two life-threatening diseases
A high school media coordinator is fighting two life-threatening diseases. Usually 18-year-old Brody Lynch tells other people's stories, but now his story needs to take the spotlight.