Thousands in Chicago line up to vote in historic Mexican election
Hundreds were left outside after the doors closed.
Chicago sailing program gives opportunities to people with physical disabilities
Justin "Judd" Goldman was just 17 years old when a disabling bone disease limited his mobility, and some of his options.
Chicago increases police patrols along lakefront amid beach safety concerns
The city is trying to prevent larger problems like one incident when a group of men attacked an SUV that then hit a woman.
Man stabbed inside store in the Loop, Chicago Police say
An argument led to a stabbing inside a store in Chicago's Loop Saturday afternoon.
Cicada celebration! Sightings of insects emerging in Chicago suburbs
"You can really look at how beautiful their bodies are and how intricate their wings are and really appreciate nature."
No arrests a year after Nicole Watson's murder, a Chicago family still mourns
"Nicole had a lot of potential in her life."
Chicago church serves as a creators sanctuary for the South Side Artists in Sacred Spaces
"Artists on the South Side of Chicago need space to create, exhibit, rehearse, perform. And Sacred Places have those spaces in abundance that are affordable and other underutilized."
Suburban Chicago native and paralympic athlete hopes to bring home the gold from Paris
"To showcase what people with disabilities can do and what we can contribute to our world."
As TikTok sues over potential U.S. ban, Chicago business owner emphasizes app's importance
The Biden administration defending new legislation that would force the Chinese-owned social media company ByteDance to sell to a U.S. owner—or be banned sometime in the next year.
For second time ever, The Second City to perform show with all-AAPI cast
For the past three months, a cast of 10 Asian American/Pacific Islander comedians has been working on the new program, "Youth in Asia (Are You Proud of Me Yet?)"
Dozens of pro-Palestinian protesters arrested at Art Institute in downtown Chicago
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators have moved beyond college campuses, setting their sights on one of downtown Chicago's most well-known landmarks.
Water bottle, DNA helped lead to arrest of CPD officer Luis Huesca's accused killer, police say
Police said they do not have any evidence that Xavier Tate Jr. targeted Officer Luis Huesca because he was an officer.
Chicago Police Officer Luis Huesca murder suspect to appear in court Friday
Xavier Tate Jr., 22, was arrested in Glendale Heights Wednesday.
Muralist's work featured 1,000 feet in the air, highlights Korean American life
At about 1,000 feet above the Magnificent Mile, she's installed her new work, "Locals Only," highlighting some of Chicago's various neighborhoods
Manhunt continues for suspect in murder of Chicago Police Officer Luis Huesca
Xavier Tate Jr., 22, is charged with first-degree murder in an arrest warrant filed Friday.