Chicago winter parking ban now in effect
Chicago's overnight winter parking ban went into effect on several major city thoroughfares early Monday morning.
3 teens charged in deadly stabbing of homeless man in Loop appear in court
Three teens were among a group charged in connection with a deadly stabbing that took place in The Loop on Sunday.
$5,000 reward offered for information on killing of 14-year-old in Loop shooting
A new reward is being offered for information to help find the shooter who killed a 14-year-old boy Friday night in the Loop, in the first of two shootings downtown, which left one teen dead and eight others wounded.
Police search for 2 men in sexual assault in Ravenswood Manor neighborhood
Chicago police asked the public for help on Sunday in the search for two men in a sexual assault on the city's Northwest Side last week.
Mayor urges state to expedite transit funding after woman set on fire on Blue Line
Mayor Brandon Johnson on Thursday said state funding from Springfield could be the key to increasing safety on the CTA, after a man was charged with setting a woman on fire on a Blue Line train earlier this week.
Man faces federal charges for allegedly setting woman on fire on CTA train
Federal charges were issued Wednesday against a man accused of setting a woman on fire on a CTA Blue Line train in downtown Chicago this week.
First paramedic at Lane Bryant murder scene hopes new film will help solve case
Heinous and evil. That's how a former Tinley Park paramedic described what he saw inside the Lane Bryant clothing store after a deadly mass shooting nearly 18 years ago.
How to see the northern lights tonight in Chicago and Illinois
Miss Tuesday night's display? You will be able to see the northern lights tonight in Chicago and Illinois on the second night of a geomagnetic storm.
Duffy warns of more airport disruption if government shutdown doesn't end soon
More than 130 flights were canceled at O'Hare International Airport on Tuesday as the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) flight reductions rose to 6% due to the government shutdown.
Chicagoans prepare for first snowstorm of season
Meteorological winter doesn't begin until next month, but a lot of people are trying to get ahead of the rare November winter storm.
Winter storm socks Chicago area
A Winter Storm Warning remains in effect for Northwest Indiana and the northern suburbs while much of the Chicago area has been downgraded to a Winter Weather Advisory.
Chicago airports brace for airlines to begin cutting flights under FAA mandate
Major changes are coming to Chicago's airports on Friday, as airlines are set to begin cutting the number of flights in the air as part of a mandate from the U.S. Department of Transportation to reduce air traffic by 10% at 40 "high-volume" airports.
Line wraps the block during free food giveaway on South Side
Chicago police had to direct traffic as a long line formed for a food giveaway on Wednesday.
Smash-and-grab crews target businesses in southwest suburbs
Surveillance video at one business captured the crew wearing headlamps and using sledgehammers to break through the glass at the business before stealing an ATM from inside.
Couple says hotel derailed wedding plans by charging additional fees despite contract
The Chicago Hotel Collection said they would "honor all paid reservations." They agreed to the couple's room rates, but for the rehearsal dinner, a new charge that would cost them $7,500 additional.