South Deering residents without heat, but new boiler for building sits outside
"If someone ends up sick or dead, then now what?"
Chicago Police increase security at Lunar New Year Parade in wake of California mass shooting
Parade organizers also brought in private security on top of the additional city resources already in place.
Englewood rallying to save soul food restaurant after whopper gas bill of $16,000
Georgia's Food Depot couldn't afford to pay the massive bill, so Peoples Gas shut off their service, leaving them unable to cook or provide heat.
Prayers offered for California mass shooting victims at Lunar New Year celebration in Chicago
As the Lunar New Year celebration began in Chicago Sunday, many people in the Chinatown neighborhood reflected on the mass shooting with heavy hearts.
$15,000 reward offered for information in beating death of father of six
Stephen Strode, a father of six, was brutally beaten on his birthday as he headed home to meet his family.
Palos Park PD wants to maintain good relationship with village
"He answers whether he's working not working, here, home, wherever. I think it gives people a sense of belonging."
Man dead, wife seriously injured in Little Italy apartment fire
A 77-year-old man died a day after a fire broke out in an apartment building in Chicago's Little Italy neighborhood Sunday morning.
Robbers caught on video holding up everyone in Pilsen tire shop
Police said there were also several other robberies on the block.
8 candidates attend Chicago Women's Mayoral Forum
Eight of the nine mayoral candidates attended, but all answered a pre-forum questionnaire -- all but Mayor Lori Lightfoot.
Pilsen Food Pantry staff raises money to pay for beloved co-worker's funeral
Celso Ignacio began volunteering during the pandemic and soon became the face of the pantry.
Postal truck struck by gunfire in West Town
A crossing guard said she came face-to-face with two young men who returned fire after at least one person in a car fired shots at them.
How did migrants end up staying for days at a Chicago police station?
Cameras recorded some of them who were dropped off at the District One police station.
Reimagined Soldier Field includes dome, entertainment district in new developer video proposal
It's unclear how much this would cost taxpayers because there was no financial plan behind this Hail Mary from the city.
First Chicago mayoral candidate forum of the year focuses on helping people with disabilities
Mayor Lori Lightfoot and challenger Jesus "Chuy" Garcia faced off for the first time Saturday.
This week alone, intersection of 79th and Lafayette has seen deadly hit-and-run, shooting
"It's an active area. It's sometimes not positively an active area," said Street Pastor Donovan Price. "As a result, there are things often - quite often."