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An SUV crashed into a salon late Tuesday night in Chicago's Portage Park neighborhood.

It's been five days since NIPSCO locked out 1,600 United Steelworkers. This includes not only the utility company's linemen, but clerical staff as well.

Emails claim officials tried to dilute findings, restrict public testimony, and engaged in "lies," threats and a smear campaign.

A stunning display has returned to Jackson Park, as cherry blossoms blanket the area in shades of pink and white. The annual bloom draws crowds from the city and suburbs, with visitors eager to capture the fleeting springtime spectacle.

Chicago protesters marched downtown, opposing Trump’s threat toward Iran and calling for his removal from office.

A Will County dispatcher died after a car crash on Interstate 55 over the weekend. She was identified as 26-year-old Melissa Prosser, of Bourbonnais.

President Donald Trump has agreed to suspend the "bombing and attack of Iran" for two weeks following a conversation with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Field Marshal Asim Munir, of Pakistan, according to the president's Truth Social account. 

Trump announces an agreement has been reached with Iran just hours before looming deadline. And, the leadership dispute at the CHA is escalating. All this and more on The Chicago Report. 

Wisconsin is holding a closely watched state Supreme Court election.

The leadership dispute at the Chicago Housing Authority is escalating and moving beyond Mayor Brandon Johnson and CHA Chairman Matthew Brewer.

A little over a quarter of registered voters in Chicago turned in a ballot in last month’s primary election, according to official results from the city’s Board of Election Commissioners.

ran agreed Wednesday to a two-week ceasefire and plans to begin talks with the United States in Islamabad, as President Donald Trump said he would pause planned U.S. strikes contingent on Iran reopening the Strait of Hormuz.