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.
With pro-Palestine encampment at Northwestern, some Jewish students worry about safety
The students have asked administrators to make sure protests are conducted free of intimidation, threats, or harassment.
Periodical cicadas should be gone before Ravinia Festival season begins, CEO says
Still, Ravinia is capitalizing on the situation with a limited-edition shirt—reading, "Ravinia Interrupta," and calling the cicada buzz the loudest song of summer.
Mom of Chicago teen shot, killed in Northwest Indiana pleads for answers
Damien Abenante-Villa, from Chicago's South Side, was killed while he was walking to a family birthday.
Chicago Taylor Swift fans gather to celebrate her newest album
Swift was covert about the contents of her new double album until it dropped. Her fans wasted no time once the doors opened on "The Tortured Poets Department."
Safety still a concern for Chicago rideshare drivers even as Uber makes changes
Uber is rolling out a new safety feature which would allow riders to verify their own identify and connect to an official ID, but it doesn't require riders to do so.
WNBA looks to ride success of college game to boost revenues, salaries
Some fans may be surprised to see WNBA players' starting base pay under $80,000, but why is the league structured like this?
Cryptic Taylor Swift mural in River North turns heads, gets fans excited
The mural was unveiled on the side of the building at the southeast corner the Chicago Medical Society building at Grand Avenue Dearborn Street.
A march in Chicago for a big goal: No violence over the summer
Jesus Rojano Crespo's sister was part of a group that marched for two miles on the West Side on Saturday for a bigger goal.
Suburban Chicago school celebrates Arab American Heritage Month with the help of UIC
"For us, it is important that students learn about people who can be their neighbors, their friends at school, their teachers, their doctors, etc."
Video released of shootout that killed Dexter Reed and wounded police officer
The Civilian Office of Police Accountability said video footage "appears to confirm that Mr. Reed fired first," and four officers returned fire approximately 96 times in 41 seconds.
Chicago Wendy's worker injured after shots fired into drive-thru window
The shooting left the 20-year-old worker recovering from a gunshot wound in her right arm.
Drivers still get texts despite scam shutdown
"Listen to that little voice. It will save you a lot of trouble."
Fans gather to watch Illini take on UConn Huskies in the Elite 8
It was the team's first appearance in the Elite 8 since 2005.