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."
CPD officer plants seeds of hope for kids in the community
"We try to help build them up and let them know, no matter what you go through, no matter what you see in your neighborhood, you don't have to be product of your neighborhood. Make your neighborhood a product of you."
CPD investigating death of 9-year-old shot on New Year's Day
Jarvis Watts attended Kipling Elementary School.
Despite warmer temps, ice skaters in Floosmoor enjoy rink time
"It's interesting, but definitely better than when it's freezing outside."
Bellwood residents relieved boil order is lifted
"That mechanical failure, coupled with the water main breaks brought our pressure, PSI under 20. So anytime your pressure falls under 20, you have to have a boil order and get your water tested."
The start of Kwanzaa highlights seven principles
"Too often we think of the holidays as vacation, food and gifts. That's the opposite of what Kwanzaa is actually about."
Water main break in west suburban Bellwood leaves thousands under boil water order on Christmas
One mom had to cancel her family's Christmas dinner.
Chicago Bears fans brave bone chilling temperatures for Christmas Eve game
Dangerous temperatures did nothing to stop the pregame tailgate.
New year brings in new laws for smoke detectors, with must-have 10-year 'hard wired' alarms
"We see, unfortunately, a lot of the residential fire injuries and deaths occur in those homes that have the older models. And the smoke alarm batteries have been removed because they're using them for a remote control or a video game console."
Memory of Chicago nurse lives on with holiday gifts to hospital patients
"For us to be able to give back, there's a tremendous sense that we're doing what she would want us to do in her absence. Her spirit lives on through these stockings."
Police search for three in string of business burglaries in Bridgeport and Back of the Yards
Several franchise stores were hit Sunday morning -- all in less than an hour.