As Kennedy Expressway construction begins, drivers urged to seek other options
A new construction project has now begun, and it will close two lanes of the busy expressway at a time for repairs.
$150 million Kennedy Expressway construction project begins Monday
The Illinois Department of Transportation said the Kennedy will be under construction for three years.
Little Village woman's body found weeks after she went missing
She was last seen on Jan. 18 getting into an Uber. Her body was found Wednesday in a shopping cart in an alley.
Trauma sensitive yoga at Woodlawn's Blue Lotus
"I think it's very natural for me for women in general to just hold everything in our bodies. So when you start to move your body and breathe, everything just starts to bubble up."
Power restored on CTA Brown Line train after evacuation downtown
It all happened during a busy afternoon rush hour, and five hours later, Brown Line service still was not back to normal.
Female Illinois State Police leaders aim to add more women to force
Experts say police departments with more women report fewer use of force violations and less legal trouble.
CTA stabbing death: Ex-boyfriend charged with murder of woman at Loop 'L' stop
Police said Samantha Maldonado named Alejandro Arellano as her killer before she died.
Chicago firefighter's wife dies 3 days after fire that killed son, injured 2 other children
Summer Day-Stewart, 36, was pronounced dead Thursday night. Their 7-year-old son, Ezra, was pronounced dead on Wednesday evening.
Family remembers fallen Chicago Police Officer Andrés Mauricio Vásquez Lasso as 'hero'
Vásquez Lasso's mother mourned her son, a five-year member of CPD killed responding to a domestic dispute in Gage Park. He was 32.
Loved ones gather to mourn Chicago Police Officer Andrés Mauricio Vásquez Lasso
The funeral for Vásquez Lasso is set to take place on Thursday.
Engineering firm CEO Mae Williams builds bridges for other women business owners
"Being a civil engineer means you get to improve society. And I was always one of those kids who wanted to find a way to improve society. What better way than to be a civil engineer?"
Chicago company sees success in 4-day work week
"Just giving the flexibility has made people appreciate what we do more."
Fight2Feed steps in as SNAP benefits decrease
"We've been prepping. We've been working because of the space. We've been doing to expect the worst."
Prosecutors detail events leading up to fatal shooting of Chicago police officer
Prosecutors alleged the suspect, Steven Montano, tried to hide his firearm before encountering and shooting Officer Andres Mauricio Vasquez Lasso.
No bail for man charged with killing CPD officer; also arrested last year in connection to shooting
Charges were filed against the suspect, 18-year-old Steven Montano, on Thursday evening in the death of Officer Andres Vasquez-Lasso.