North Side hit-and-run leaves 1 man dead, another hurt
The passenger of the SUV was taken to Illinois Masonic, where he was pronounced dead. The driver was transported to Illinois Masonic with non-life-threatening injuries.
Illinois Secretary of State announcing grants to prevent car-related crimes
Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias will announce more than $21 million in grants Thursday.
DuPage County to use new tool to help domestic violence survivors
DuPage County's emergency domestic violence shelter is on track to respond to more than 13,000 calls this fiscal year.
Wheaton Warrenville South students take their questions to local candidates
The students will make videos of the candidates' responses in hopes of informing the public and increasing voter turnout.
Suspect charged after climbing into ceiling of CPD interrogation room
The suspect was arrested after a Chicago Police officer was hit by a car Friday night on DuSable Lake Shore Drive near the Museum Campus.
'Match Day' full of anxiety, excitement for Northwestern medical students
Friends and family were there when these medical students found out where they're headed for residency after graduation in May.
CTA says ground fault is to blame for outage that stalled Brown Line train for hours
Some riders say they felt this might be more than a power problem.
Power restored on CTA Brown Line train after evacuation downtown
It all happened during a busy afternoon rush hour, and five hours later, Brown Line service still was not back to normal.
Chicago firefighter's two other children die after Montclare house fire that killed wife, son
The Cook County Medical Examiner's office confirmed 2-year-old Emory Day-Stewart and 9-year-old Autumn Day-Stewart died Friday night.
Woman dies after being stabbed multiple times on CTA platform in the Loop
Police say around 1:26 a.m., a man attacked the 26-year-old victim on the elevated platform at the Adams and Wabash stop.
Thieves are taking Dodge Chargers by pushing them into the street
A suburban man caught thieves on surveillance camera pushing his car from his house.
President Biden proposes $350 million in funds for Red Line extension project
The city is seeking a total of $2.2 billion from the feds, but it's unclear when any further federal funding might come through.
New twist in Jackie Wilson case as 2 former prosecutors are indicted for concealing information
"The fact that this thing has been around for 41 years and is still taking sharp turns like this is a bit surprising."
Facebook locks creator out of Chicago Stolen Car Directory page
The founder says the social network banned him from making any more posts after he shared video of an attempted robbery in the city.
20 years after E2 tragedy, loved ones say they'll protest if a new venue opens in space
The former location of E2 nightclub is now-vacant building in the South Loop.