Chicagoans hold vigil for victims of mass shooting at LGBTQ night club in Colorado
In Chicago, Mayor Lori Lightfoot condemned the attack, taking note that Club Q is supposed to be a space where the patrons "should have felt safe."
Cold can't keep shoppers from holiday kickoff in Chicago
It is the first weekend the entire downtown is ready to celebrate the holidays.
Slain River Oaks Center security guard's family asks killers to turn themselves in
"He lived to protect, and he died protecting," said Maime David, who helped raise her nephew, Norman Thomas.
Security guard dies after being shot during robbery at River Oaks Center
The 57-year-old security guard likely never saw who shot him. The men rushed him quickly out of nowhere.
Two-month-old kidnapped during carjacking near Ravenswood: Chicago Police
Pherris Harrington, 26, has been charged with kidnapping, vehicular hijacking along with five other counts.
Firefighter in 'good shape' after being hurt fighting Chinatown fire
The smoke could be seen from miles away.
Charges filed in shooting involving off-duty Chicago Police officer; video shows aftermath
Michael Martinez, 27, is charged with one felony count of being an armed habitual criminal.
'I never expected it': Park Forest honors veterans for their service
"I have several service members that lost their lives. So to be here, as a result, and to receive it, I am humbled."
Boy, 14, wounded in shooting while collecting signatures outside polling place in Brighton Park
Sources said the boy was collecting signatures with his school, trying to register people to vote.
Man charged with murder of missing woman, unborn child
Yaer Shen, 46, is charged with first-degree murder, intentional homicide of an unborn child, and concealing a homicide.
'We all could have been dead:' One of 14 victims of West Side mass shooting recalls horror
The victim – who asked to be identified only by her surname of Patterson – said she does not have any idea why the shooting happened.
Memorial service marks 50th anniversary of deadly Illinois Central train crash
On the morning of Oct. 30, 1972, one Illinois Central train overshot the 27th Street station and reversed. The train behind it was not able to stop in time. Forty-five people died and 350 were injured.
A $57,800 tow charge? Driver outraged as AP Towing and Recovery charges for scam
"This is criminal. These people are criminals. They're holding people hostage and extorting money."
AP Towing and Recovery rips off car owners for thousands
"I think they should reimburse all the customers. They should do some type of jail time."
Cesar Ramirez charged in attempted sexual assault of postal worker in Little Village
Police said Ramirez attacked the woman as she got back into her postal truck after stopping to get gas on Saturday.