Chicago mass shooting during 100 car caravan kills three people, injures two
Several donut circles were still visible Sunday at the intersection of Archer and Kedzie.
Chicago woman's dog returned after alleged theft by delivery driver
The owner said Amazon gave her "the runaround for hours and hours," but detectives told her the delivery driver turned himself in.
Opinion split among Aurora businesses on possible Hollywood Casino move
It's looking more likely the Hollywood Casino in Aurora will be leaving the city's downtown.
Polish, Spanish parishioners stop removal of La Pieta statue at St. Adalbert's
"Some people come in the morning. Some people come in the night. Some people in the evening and we are protecting our church."
Latin-led Food Hero culinary school is helping aspiring chefs chase their dreams
"We empower individuals to learn about culinary; to start careers in culinary, as well as in the food industry," said founder Javier Haro.
Violent crime is spiking along the CTA train system: A look at the numbers
Chicago trains and stations are on pace for the most violent year in two decades, while police efforts to stem crime have yet to work.
13-year-old boy found shot, killed on park bench in West Ridge
A nearby witness told police there was a loud noise, followed by several people running from the scene on foot.
Child who spent his first 1,000 days of life in a hospital goes home
"We're very happy, nervous, tense, scared, overwhelmed, really happy, overjoyed. It's just a melting pot of emotions."
Child who spent his first 1,000 days of life in a hospital goes home
"We're very happy, nervous, tense, scared, overwhelmed, really happy, overjoyed. It's just a melting pot of emotions."
'I feel much better about myself': Beverly's Jumping Juniors skip to success with Double Dutch jump rope
"I've gained sisters and I've gained mothers and mentors that can help me throughout life."
Chicago Marathon returns in full force with 40,000 runners, 1 million onlookers cheering
Runners came from 100 countries to compete in the 26.2 mile race.
Protesters for Iran, women's rights join together in Chicago
A double booking at Federal Plaza had two separate groups ready to protest at the same time -- but the double booking allowed them to rally together.
Black Bronzeville curators create Fortunehouse, a gallery space for the community
"We're trying to create an environment that can be progressive for us Black people and the community overall."
Lombard's Outreach House is 'one-stop shopping' for everything from clothing to health care
"You may not have the transportation to go from one location to the other. And this provides the opportunity to get everything done."
CPD warns of violent robberies in the city; at least 12 reported Monday morning
It's not the first robbery spree for these offenders. On September 27, they robbed five people starting after 10:00 p.m. and going for 90 minutes.