Chicago area chefs hosting fundraiser for Hurricane Fiona relief efforts in Puerto Rico
Chicago chefs are coming together Wednesday night to raise money for the World Central Kitchen's relief efforts.
Highland Park Council to vote on relocating tribute to July 4th victims
"I can understand other view points, but for myself, I like that the city is honoring those who were hurt and those who gave their lives."
Elderly Hyde Park residents upset elevators are not working in 12-floor building
"You have people here with hip surgery. You have people here who go to dialysis. You have people here who are in the scooter chairs, the motor chairs. So there's a variety of individuals here who may not be 65."
Cell phone video shows elderly CTA rider brutally attacked on Red Line
This time some hard-to-watch video shows an elderly passenger getting robbed and hit with a wine bottle.
West Ridge resident finds windows smashed out of her car and others nearby
"I think they were trying to start the engine. I think it's a kid. They took my laptop."
Mexican Independence Day celebrations continue with parade in Chicago
Sunday marks the 83rd annual Mexican Patriotic Parade.
McHenry Co. health department investigates local restaurant after diners get sick
"I follow them on Instagram and saw today that they were like, serving sandwiches, come on in, that was a little head scratching to me."
South Side Chicago church provides funds for those wanting a Christian education for their children
"We don't want you to decide between groceries or rent and a quality Christian education."
Elk Grove Village mayor takes Illinois, Chicago to task after buses full of migrants arrive
"Why are they coming to Elk Grove?" said Mayor Craig Johnson. "Why not Chicago?"
Residents upset about rash of car thefts, vandalism in broad daylight
"Both times that I've seen these young men do that (when) it's bright day light."
River North crime concerns: Man shot in face during drive-by on busy street
The River North Residents Association says what Near North Side residents are experiencing has been commonplace in many other Chicago communities.
CTA disputes stabbing incident amid rising security concerns
Chicago Police say a man was stabbed at a Green Line station Friday night, but CTA officials say it's not on their cameras.
University of Illinois at Chicago epidemiologist explains newest COVID-19 booster
The goal is to make the new booster available this fall ahead of an expected winter surge of cases.
School resumes Wednesday after closures due to more broken water mains in Dixmoor
Roberts said a permanent solution would cost about $20 million and they are trying to get the money from Cook County.
2 more water mains break in Dixmoor, as 2 schools remain closed because of water woes
"This is a state of emergency from what I see," said Dixmoor village president Fitzgerald Roberts.