Owner of illegal tow lot in South Deering appears to have been shut down before
One driver told us Thursday that their car was towed in December – and then there was radio silence.
One new Chicago alderman gives behind-the-scenes look at inauguration day
It's the most diverse class in the Chicago City Council's history, coming with a renewed focus on their wards' priorities.
USPS plans to tighten security on blue mailboxes with so many robberies, thefts
Many times, stolen mail comes out of a mail collection box because someone has access to the arrow key that gets them inside.
South Deering lot holding illegally towed cars, including 6 stolen vehicles
If you suspect one of those cars is yours, CPD wants to hear from you.
Three high-rises where major fires broke out were cited for fire pump problems
Such problems make it harder for firefighters to access water on higher floors.
No injuries, but major damage in high-rise fire in South Shore
Late Thursday, some big questions were emerging over the lack of smoke alarms going off.
South Shore high-rise failed alarm inspection three days before extra-alarm fire
We also found violations for issues involving heating – in December of last year, and again in February.
Downstate I-55 pileup death toll rises to 7, state police say
State police again closed the same part of the highway on Tuesday amid similarly low-visibility weather conditions.
Chicago Police recommend Riot Glass to prevent smash-and-grab crimes
This involves a type of shield over glass windows and doors that one can't even tell is there.
Back of the Yards residents want access to a new library not co-located with other facilities
"They have to go outside of the school in order to enter that library."
Niles cow video: Student prank goes wrong, creates 'udder chaos'
Video from a neighbor captured the loose cow trotting down the road as a group, later determined to be students, chased it.
Man discovers, removes skimming device at Walgreens ATM
Skimming involves the theft of a debit card PIN using an illegal device installed on an ATM. And it's happening in Chicago right now.
Who painted over the Frankie Knuckles and Juice WRLD murals?
"I was definitely disappointed that we're in a city that does not value art."
Arson investigation underway after 2 children injured, 1 critically, in Englewood fire
Firefighters rescued a 4-year-old boy who was taken to Comer Children's Hospital in critical condition.
2 young children shot in Chicago in 2 hours
A 6-year-old girl and a 3-year-old boy were injured.