Jewish community holds festival despite vandalism
The Chicago Jewish Community is moving forward with Sukkot celebrations after vandalism.
The Chicago Jewish Community is moving forward with Sukkot celebrations after vandalism.
Racist letters sent to restaurant owners in Evanston
Police are asking for the public's help in identifying the person behind racist letters that were sent to at least three restaurants in north suburban Evanston this week.
Police are asking for the public's help in identifying the person behind racist letters that were sent to at least three restaurants in north suburban Evanston this week.
Suburban festival permanently canceled
A bright and colorful suburban festival will no longer fill the skies.
A bright and colorful suburban festival will no longer fill the skies.
Chicago leaders aim for 77-percent vaccine rate before 2022
The goal of the Protect Chicago 77 initiative is to get at least 77 percent of all Chicago residents ages 12 and older started on their COVID-19 vaccines by the end of the year.
The goal of the Protect Chicago 77 initiative is to get at least 77 percent of all Chicago residents ages 12 and older started on their COVID-19 vaccines by the end of the year.
Families of men killed in Starved Rock explosion file lawsuit
The families of three men killed in an explosion near Starved Rock State Park filed a lawsuit Thursday, saying companies at a nearby demolition site are to blame.
The families of three men killed in an explosion near Starved Rock State Park filed a lawsuit Thursday, saying companies at a nearby demolition site are to blame.
Flash flooding fills Indiana school hallways, basement
New jaw-dropping video out of Indiana during a storm last month shows the clear dangers of flooding.
New jaw-dropping video out of Indiana during a storm last month shows the clear dangers of flooding.
Chicago holiday traditions return to the city this year
Chicago's holiday season will be back in full swing this year! Mark Kelly, Commissioner of the Dept. of Cultural Affairs and Special Events, discusses what Chicagoans and tourists can expect this season.
Chicago's holiday season will be back in full swing this year! Mark Kelly, Commissioner of the Dept. of Cultural Affairs and Special Events, discusses what Chicagoans and tourists can expect this season.
Biden to visit Chicago
President Joe Biden is expected to visit Chicago next week.
President Joe Biden is expected to visit Chicago next week.
Warrant issued for Oak Lawn woman accused of using fake vaccine card
Chloe Mrozak, 24, faces a misdemeanor charge for violating the state?s coronavirus emergency proclamation, which requires visitors to show proof of full vaccination or a negative test.
Chloe Mrozak, 24, faces a misdemeanor charge for violating the state?s coronavirus emergency proclamation, which requires visitors to show proof of full vaccination or a negative test.
Fans celebrate after White Sox clinch division
What a great day to be a White Sox fan! The team clinched the division, and boy, were fans happy.
What a great day to be a White Sox fan! The team clinched the division, and boy, were fans happy.
Lightfoot unveils plan to get 77% of Chicago residents vaccinated by end of year
Mayor Lori Lightfoot unveiled a new plan on Thursday to get more shots in arms in Chicago.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot unveiled a new plan on Thursday to get more shots in arms in Chicago.
Warrant issued for Oak Lawn woman arrested over fake vaccine card
Judge Karin Holma said she would issue a $500 warrant for Mrozak?s arrest after she failed to appear for Zoom hearing Wednesday morning.
Judge Karin Holma said she would issue a $500 warrant for Mrozak?s arrest after she failed to appear for Zoom hearing Wednesday morning.
Pritzker announces investment in workforce training for Illinois job seekers
Gov. JB Pritzker says Illinois will invest millions in workforce training as part of the administrations $1.5 billion economic recovery plan.
Gov. JB Pritzker says Illinois will invest millions in workforce training as part of the administrations $1.5 billion economic recovery plan.
Deerfield assault weapons ban heads to State Supreme Court
An ordinance banning assault weapons in suburban Deerfield has made its way to the State Supreme Court.
An ordinance banning assault weapons in suburban Deerfield has made its way to the State Supreme Court.
Chicago Board of Education votes to renew contract with the Chicago Police Department
The Chicago Board of Education has voted to renew its agreement with the Chicago Police Department.
The Chicago Board of Education has voted to renew its agreement with the Chicago Police Department.
Racist letters sent to Evanston restaurant owners
Evanston police are asking for the public's help in identifying the person behind racist letters that were sent to at least three restaurants in north suburban Evanston this week.
Evanston police are asking for the public's help in identifying the person behind racist letters that were sent to at least three restaurants in north suburban Evanston this week.
Move For Hunger hits 20 million meals milestone prior to Hunger Action Month
Adam Lowy, executive director of Move For Hunger, talks about their efforts to eliminate hunger at home and abroad, logging over 20 million meals donated before September.
Adam Lowy, executive director of Move For Hunger, talks about their efforts to eliminate hunger at home and abroad, logging over 20 million meals donated before September.
Berwyn Blues Festival bringing tunes to west suburbs
Will Duncan, owner of Fitzgerald's Night Club, previews this weekend's first-ever Berwyn Blues Festival which features an array of 25 artists.
Will Duncan, owner of Fitzgerald's Night Club, previews this weekend's first-ever Berwyn Blues Festival which features an array of 25 artists.
Chicagohenge 2021 gives local photographers opportunity to shine
Photographer Barry Butler talks about what makes a good Chicagohenge photo and what goes into capturing one of the city's most dazzling spectacles.
Photographer Barry Butler talks about what makes a good Chicagohenge photo and what goes into capturing one of the city's most dazzling spectacles.
All-girls flag football league launched behind support of the Chicago Bears, CPS
Susan Kenney and Kyla Hillman from Nicholas Senn High School talks about the exciting new all-girls football league started with the support of the Chicago Bears and Chicago Public Schools.
Susan Kenney and Kyla Hillman from Nicholas Senn High School talks about the exciting new all-girls football league started with the support of the Chicago Bears and Chicago Public Schools.