Crowds gather in Chicago Loop to protest ongoing war between Israel and Hamas
The demonstrations can at times be loud and dramatic or quiet by candlelight.
St. Louis might take in migrants from Chicago, in bid to boost workforce
"We don't want to make false promises that we can do something more than Chicago or New York have done for the people who cannot work, but for the people who have a work permit, we are offering them the opportunity to build their lives here."
Arrest made after crash leaves SUV flipped on side in front of Back of the Yards home
The car was left flipped on its side on top of another car causing serious damage near 50th and South Racine.
Metra aims to invest $170 million in battery-powered trains
Metra is looking to replace some of its diesel locomotives with the zero-emission, battery-powered options popping up in Europe and Australia.
Plainfield Township landlord accused of killing Palestinian American boy, 6, stabbing woman because they were Muslim
Joseph Czuba has been charged with one count each of first-degree murder, attempted murder, and aggravated battery, and two counts of hate crime.
Cook Co., FEMA and state officials go door-to-door to help flood victims
"People kept riding through it with the big trucks and every time they would ride through it it would cause a wave, and it would come up more."
Judge recommends reducing Peoples Gas rate hike request, but it would still set a record
Peoples Gas has said the money from the rate hike will go to fund a pipeline replacement program.
Fireworks erupt at Joliet Township board meeting over $8.6 million state grant to house migrants
Some of the government officials listed as supporters on the application for that grant said they didn't sign on to request the funding.
4 CPD officers among 9 hurt in crash after shooting at District 3 Police sation
The officers were responding to a shooting at the time of the crash.
Chicago nonprofit collecting winter coats for migrants as winter approaches
As temperatures drop, the wishlist for donations for newly arrived migrants in Chicago is growing.
Police investigating shooting death of 17-year-old boy in Round Lake
Police responded to a call near Cedar Lake and Rollins roads, where the teen was found in the passenger seat of a car parked at a gas station.
Posen restaurant reopens after car slams into front windows
The car careened over a curb and bounced through the parking lot before it pushed a parked family van through the building.
Work underway to open another migrant shelter as tensions rise
Ald. Byron Sigcho-Lopez (25th) said the shelter is scheduled to open its doors on Tuesday.
For National Recovery Month, first responders help to fight stigmas attached to substance abuse
"Because, I think, a lot of us, we are the problem-solvers. When you don't know how to fix your own problems, you tend to feel very lost."
Now-dead man suspected in murder of Romeoville family had lengthy criminal record
Nathaniel Huey Jr.'s criminal past should have been a red flag – including a court order banning him from possessing firearms.