Art and more on sale at the One of a Kind Holiday Show
"Honestly, it's one of my favorite shows that I do because the energy of the show is just so remarkable."
Insurance woes put the brakes on suburban Chicago high school auto club
"Something you put all of this effort into and then you don't get anything back out of it. It was sad not being able to do it."
Community prays for family of limo driver killed on Chicago's West Side
A large crowd is expected to gather at the Muslim Community Center to honor Mohammed Al Hijoj on Tuesday afternoon.
Limo driver shot, killed in Chicago's Austin neighborhood
Family members said Mohammed K. Al Hijoj was a husband, a father of three, and a well-known and respected driver.
River North store owner frustrated as thieves hit her business again
The River North building had major damage in yet another crash and grab burglary in Chicago.
Pastor rebuilds months after Austin church burned down for 2nd time
The pastor's church caught fire the day before Easter Sunday.
After being hit by smash-and-grab, Tri-Taylor store owners try to reopen
Starting from scratch, Flee Club owners Darrius Kelly and Sabrian Sledge have had a rough month.
Black-owned small business in Chicago says there's room for Cyber Monday, despite past trends
"It was up 3% over last year for brick-and-mortar stores. Online sales were also up. They actually set a record so far, not including Cyber Monday, which is today. They're up 7.5% last year at $9.8 billion."
Woman dead, man hospitalized in fire in Chicago residence
A 69-year-old man was taken to Stroger Hospital of Cook County from the scene for evaluation.
South Austin shooting leaves 1 dead, another injured
Chicago police said a 46-year-old man and another male of unknown age were on the sidewalk when an unknown offender shot them.
Chicago pizza delivery man recounts harrowing night robber shot and injured him
"Once you go to bed, you cannot go to sleep because you rethink what happened."
Suburban Chicago ranch teaches academic and life lessons
"It's a, I guess, a life class. But also, it's a fun class. It's also a creative class. We do some creative things with wood and different tools."
Protesters call for Ald. Carlos Ramirez-Rosa to resign over bullying allegations
Ramirez-Rosa has been accused of "physical and verbal harassment" of Ald. Emma Mitts during a special City Council meeting on Thursday.
Drivers make noise about Chicago proposal targeting and fining loud cars
"It's another revenue grab that's going to target working families."
Chicago police, nonprofits seek to help community heal after mass shooting at Halloween party
Victims said they are still dealing with the pain – physically and emotionally – but the Chicago Police Department and other organizations are lending a helping hand.