Person of interest identified in sex assault at UChicago frat house
The University of Chicago announced Wednesday morning that it has identified a person of interest in a sexual assault at a fraternity house this past weekend.
Tenants at River North high-rise express concern over crumbling balconies
Neighbors say they're concerned as pieces of concrete are falling from their balconies
Woman shot, killed while walking home with mother in Little Village
A Chicago family is raising money for funeral expenses after a 22-year-old woman was killed by a stray bullet in a shooting on Saturday night in the Little Village neighborhood.
Person of interest in custody for fatal stabbing of CTA janitor Julian Mobley
A person of interest is in custody after a CTA janitor was stabbed to death at the Damen Green Line station on Thursday.
Family of man killed in Franklin Park ICE shooting files claim against feds
The family of Silverio Villegas Gonzalez, who was shot and killed by an ICE agent in Franklin Park last year, has filed a tort claim against the federal government.
White Sox fall to Guardians 9-5, Game 5 of ALDS set for Saturday
The White Sox will need to win one more game in Cleveland to beat the Guardians in the American League Division Series after losing both games at home, falling 9-5 on Thursday night.
White Sox lose to Guardians 9-3, falling short of ALDS sweep
The Chicago White Sox suffered their first playoff defeat of the season, falling to the Cleveland Guardians on Wednesday 9-3 at Rate Field.
Marimar Martinez files lawsuit over shooting by Border Protection agent
Marimar Martinez, who was shot five times by a U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent during the height of Operation Midway Blitz in Chicago, has filed a civil lawsuit against the federal government.
Chicago expands mental health crisis response program, doubling available hours
City officials on Friday announced an important expansion of Chicago's mental health response teams, adding a second shift for non-police crews dispatched to respond to mental health emergencies.
Prosecutors at center of "Broadview Six" case face legal battle over conduct
It's a case that has upended the U.S. Department of Justice. The "Broadview Six" case has raised questions about the ethics of federal prosecutors possibly targeting protesters for political reasons.
Water main break floods homes in Pilsen
Water was everywhere Wednesday morning after what appeared to be a water main break in the western section of the Pilsen community.
Chicago could shut down Loop during convergence of weekend events
There are a ton of major events happening in downtown Chicago this weekend, and as a result OEMC is warning the city may need to shut down the Loop.
Matt O'Shea is latest alderman to give up Chicago City Council seat
Matt O'Shea, who has been the alderman of Chicago's 19th Ward for the last 16 years, is the latest to announce he is giving up his Chicago City Council seat after this term.
Chicago fire chief recalls 9/11 devastation as CFD rushed to help in NYC
Chicago District Fire Chief Douglas Crowley is one of the last remaining active duty CFD firefighters who responded to Ground Zero in Manhattan after the September 11 terrorist attacks.
One year after Operation Midway Blitz began, some still waiting to sue feds
One year after "Operation Midway Blitz" began in the Chicago area, leading to thousands of arrests and deportations, many are still calling for accountability for how the immigration crackdown was handled.