Tuesday's snowfall made it feel "Christmasy" in Chicago's suburbs
"It's just kind of like concrete snow. So it's a little hard to get off and shovel."
Were people boarded up in their suburban Chicago apartments?
"Of course, if they saw a crime happening, then, of course, they could have or should have intervened."
Tenants living in boarded up Harvey apartment building say they were not warned
"They didn't give us the letter. They put the letter on certain people's doors."
Chicago's St. Bede School grad starts fundraiser to keep her alma mater open
"The next morning, when I got to school, I made the GoFundMe in the parking lot, like before we went in, I didn't tell anybody. And then I left it there. The only reason it is where it is is because somebody found it,"
Chicago Public, Catholic League teams face off in Basketball Challenge
One team played on Wednesday despite their longtime coach suddenly died just days ago.
1 man dead, another hurt after apartment fire in Hickory hills
The building was left uninhabitable. It's unclear how many residents were displaced.
3 shot, 1 killed after gunfire enters through window of home in Greater Grand Crossing
Chicago police responded to the 7000 block of South Wabash Avenue just before 1 a.m. and found the victims who were struck by gunfire.
Police seek to identify suspects in slaying of Chatham shopping center security guard
Anyone who recognizes the suspects is asked to call Area 2 detectives at 312-747-8271.
Jimmy Soto, exonerated after 42 years in prison, is back home for Christmas Eve
Soto spent more than 40 Christmas Eves in prison, after a wrongful conviction for a murder he didn't commit.
CPS crossing guard hands out gifts to thousands of students
Angela Thompson is a Chicago Public Schools crossing guard who holds an annual toy drive.
Dead holiday lights? Chicago nonprofit will recycle them for you
"We have several large buckets, trays and they fill up within two or three days."
Darien Harris freed after being exonerated of murder conviction
Harris was convicted largely on the testimony of a witness who turned out to be legally blind.
Pastor of Chicago church reacts to Pope Francis saying priests can bless same-sex couples
The declaration, published in a new document, marks a major departure for the Vatican.
Chicago cousins freed after being wrongfully incarcerated for 42 years
James Soto, 62, and David Ayala, 60 were wrongfully convicted in two 1981 murders and were expected to be released on Thursday.
Palos Heights store run by students with special needs
Special needs students have the opportunity to train and work at the store, preparing them for their future.