Thieves caught on video brazenly stealing catalytic converters in broad daylight in Avondale
Even though this attack happened in broad daylight and neighbors tried to step in, the thieves were still successful anyway.
Chicago area Red Cross volunteers ready to help those stranded by Hurricane Ian
Hurricane Ian's winds clocked at 150 mph as it made landfall Wednesday at Cayo Costa, Florida – and as of Wednesday night, it was still too early to assess the damage.
Police questioning person of interest in attempted kidnapping in West Loop
Chicago police on Monday released surveillance photos of the suspect in Sunday's kidnapping attempt. He is seen in a sweatshirt and patterned pajama pants.
'Not going to stop fighting': Kierra Coles' family holds birthday party for postal working missing for four years
By most conventions it was a standard birthday party. There were balloons, cake, dancing, friends and family. But the guest of honor was missing.
Gunman kills three at Oak Forest home; police find his body inside after fire
Video from a Ring camera nearby showed people running from the home and a man chasing after them. Suddenly the people running away collapse to the ground.
Why is the concrete still decaying on the still-new CTA Brown Line flyover?
"They said this would be a jewel of Chicago, and this is not a jewel of Chicago," said Timothy Sable. "This is literally a hazard."
Woman says she was beaten during gridlock in West Loop
"All this because you couldn't merge left? All of this because we're all still stuck in traffic?"
Chicago Police prepare to crack down on Mexican Independence Day celebrations
Drivers heading to downtown Chicago Saturday night might have a tough time getting into the city.
As Riot Fest begins, new proposal would make it harder for such events to use public space
Riot Fest has been in Douglass Park in the North Lawndale neighborhood for six years.
Chicago man tapes repeated car break-ins, wants CPD to do something about it
"I wish more people would do this because I feel like if we all said some thing when we see something, I think there's less crime, or at least it would be a deterrent people probably think twice about it."
Heavy downpours bring flooding to Chicago's Northwest Side
Water shot out of multiple drains like geysers into the air as water pressure became too much in some areas of the city.
Victory Gardens Theater fires 18 workers; staff say they were trying to unionize
"The timing of our firing came before we were able to finish the process of unionizing," said former new play development coordinator Katzuk Aitis.
Neighbors call for speed camera at 'notoriously' dangerous Norwood Park intersection
Data show between July 4, 2019 and June 20, 2022, there have been 36 car crashes there, only five citations and no arrests.
CPD officer, elderly man and woman injured in Belmont Cragin crash
The crash happened around 11:40 a.m. near the intersection of Fullerton and Central avenues.
'He is manufacturing a human crisis': Lightfoot rips into Texas governor after dozens of migrants bused to Chicago
The bus of families brings the total of people bused here to 125.