Arsonist set fire to Halloween decorations in Lincoln Square
Chicago police said eight times, the suspect set sidewalk Halloween displays and garbage cans on fire.
Palestinian American boy, 6, laid to rest after fatal stabbing
The atmosphere outside and inside the mosque was somber as many made their way in to pay their respects to the family of Wadee Alfayoumi.
Plainfield landlord charged with hate crime in killing of 6-year-old Palestinian boy, stabbing of mom
Prosecutors said Joseph Czuba, 71, wanted the victims to move out of the home they rented from him, and believed he and his wife "were in danger," because he feared the woman he stabbed "was going to call over her Palestinian friends or family to harm them."
Man facing weapons charges in murder of CPD officer Ella French gets 7 years in plea deal
"This offender is not sympathetic at all. To sit there and say that you're sorry for what happened and you're sorry for Ella's death and then turn around and say 'I think my brother is innocent' is disgusting."
Inspiring 'Day of the Girl' celebrated in Chicago
"I love this event, especially because of things like you see here. And just showcasing Black girls being able to do things and it inspires younger Black girls to be able to pursue those things."
Neighbor recalls moments before gas explosion in Chicago suburb
"Everyone was texting me, are you ok? Is everyone OK? By the grace of God, we weren't walking by our house."
CPD shuts down River North business after mass shooting injures 8
CPD said the shooting prompted them to shut down Blum restaurant and bar. People who work in the area said this closing couldn't have come any sooner.
8 hurt, 4 critically during fight, shooting in River North
Four of the eight victims were listed in critical condition Sunday afternoon.
NASCAR Chicago Street Race to return to Grant Park in 2024
Mayor Brandon Johnson, who inherited the event from his predecessor, Lori Lightfoot, previously had been noncommittal about bringing the race back.
Alderman, residents upset over plan to house migrants in Galewood park field house
Once a packed meeting got under way, residents booed and chanted at city leaders. They stood shoulder-to-shoulder as they lashed out.
Chicago leaders host public meeting to answer migrant housing questions
"This is a humanitarian need given that we have children right now at police stations. Many children already have chronic bronchitis. They have complications at birth from mothers, who had to give birth in inhumane conditions."
Chicago Shooting: 2 killed, 7-year-old boy among 2 injured in East Garfield Park
Among the victims is a 7-year-old boy who suffered a graze wound to the head.
Seven buses of migrants arrive in Chicago for second day in a row
Late Wednesday night, we were there as adults and small children stepped off one of the buses, and greeted with blankets.
Murder charges dropped against man imprisoned for 34 for wrongful conviction
Francisco Benitez, 52, claimed Chicago police framed him. In August, his murder conviction was tossed out by a judge.
Bolingbrook, Naperville join other UAW auto workers on strike
"We've only gotten two 6% wage increases in the last eight years. Our wages are 21% behind when you look at inflation. And the company has a 20% offer on the table right now."