At least 7 armed carjackings reported across Chicago in 24 hours
In at least one case, a suspect shot at a victim trying to get away. Another carjacking took place near a school.
Munster High School students head to Austria for Salzburg Choral Festival
"It's great that I can end my high school career on such a high note."
Citizens United for Harvey's Youth helps teens get on the right path
"I just know that without something to do, trouble will find them. And I just wanted to be a part of breaking that cycle."
Argo Community High School to unveil statue honoring Mamie Till-Mobley
Artist Sonja Henderson started sculpting the 850-pound Till-Mobley statue in 2021, using hundreds of pounds of clay.
Neighbors shaken after 3-year-old shot in face in Calumet Heights home
"It was pretty shocking to know that it was a 3-year-old that was a victim of gun violence."
Chicago pastors hope to lead hundreds downtown in response to last weekend's Loop chaos
"We must invest with them."
Black male mentors join forces to help, support Chicago youth
"This is a safe space. The city is available to you, but we're with you to make sure you are supervised."
Loop businesses worried about security after weekend chaos
Managers of nearby businesses who had a clear view said the crowds this past Saturday night started out peaceful and then quickly got out of hand.
Former CPD First Deputy Superintendent says Loop crowds will have economic impact
"It's not the last time it's going to happen."
Mourners line Norridge streets for fallen CFD Lt. Jan Tchoryk
"Lots of police man and fireman come out, but I think seeing it in person, it's a whole different level of awe."
Man charged with murder of CPD Officer Andrés Mauricio Vásquez Lasso pleads not guilty
Steven Montano, 18, appeared for arraignment Wednesday morning, after he was formally indicted in late March on 30 felony counts.
14-year-old with neurological condition gets to see Taylor Swift, thanks to Project Fire Buddies
"I'm still having trouble believing it because I really chalked it up to something that was never going to happen for her."
Chance Ministries holds Easter Sunday service one day after fire destroys building
The fire destroyed their church, but their faith still stands strong.
'Safe space to share': Chicago libraries now offer mental health services, therapists
In 2019 the department only had 13 mental health service locations. This year, there are more than 170 centers, including mobile, home and community based services.
Northwestern students join national walkout protesting gun violence
"We should be demanding to know how these teenagers, these kids who are underage, got access to a weapon."