Starbucks ordered to pay $50M after tea spill burns LA delivery driver
A Los Angeles delivery driver was awarded $50 million after a Starbucks tea spilled in his lap at a drive-through in February 2020, causing severe burns and permanent disfigurement.
Final phase of Kennedy Expressway construction begins. Here's what to expect
The final round of construction on the Kennedy Expressway rehabilitation project will begin on Tuesday. That means the inbound express lanes will be a fond memory, at least for a while.
Final phase of Kennedy Expressway construction project begins this week
The final round of construction on the Kennedy Expressway will begin on Tuesday.
Kennedy Expressway construction: Here's what to know
The final round of construction on the Kennedy Expressway will begin on Tuesday. The closure is expected to last through the fall.
Chicago police seek CTA Green Line robbery suspect
Chicago police are warning residents of a strong arm robbery that took place on a CTA Green Line train last week.
Final phase of Kennedy Expressway construction begins this week
The final round of construction on the Kennedy Expressway will begin this week.
Service fully restored after CTA Red Line train derailment
A train derailment caused service disruptions on the CTA Red Line’s southern branch Saturday afternoon amid St. Patrick’s Day festivities.
Paris on Politics: DOGE and deportations
The chilling effect of threatening protesters with deportation, Illinois' call to legalize prostitution, and more on this week's episode of Paris on Politics.
Person fatally struck by freight train near Lake Forest; Metra trains delayed
A freight train struck and killed a pedestrian near the Everett Road crossing in Lake Forest Friday afternoon.
Chicago police officer's gun found unattended in courthouse bathroom, sparking investigation: officials
A Chicago police officer's gun was found unattended in a courthouse bathroom Thursday morning, prompting an internal investigation, authorities said.
Man shot, seriously wounded while boarding CTA bus on South Side: police
A 20-year-old man was shot and seriously wounded while boarding a CTA bus Thursday afternoon on the city's South Side, police said.
Chicago area Uber drivers want to form a union
Drivers rallied outside Uber's headquarters in Chicago on Thursday.
Chicago City Council rejects proposed ban on fur sales
The Chicago City Council voted against a ban on the sale of fur in the city during a meeting on Wednesday.
Chicago City Council OKs $280K settlement with activist struck by officer in 2020
The Chicago City Council approved a $280,000 settlement with an activist who was struck and injured by a CPD officer in 2020.
Another TikTok ban looms as Trump says a deal is coming—here’s what could happen next
With an April 5 deadline looming, TikTok could be sold, banned again, or given another extension. Here’s what’s at stake.
Video captures crew wanted in Morton Grove and Chicago smash-and-grab burglaries
Police say one crew is behind at least a dozen smash-and-grab burglaries.
Video shows brazen burglars shatter windows, steal cash in Northwest Side heist
Thieves shattered glass doors and windows at five restaurants in Chicago’s Northwest Side, stealing cash in a series of early-morning burglaries.
Kennedy Expressway construction enters final phase next week
Buckle up for the final round of construction on the Kennedy Expressway.
CPS, HIRE360 to host recruiting events for students interested in the trades
College isn't the path for everyone and you can make a great living by going into the trades. HIRE 360 is working with Chicago Public Schools to help more students take that path.
Why Metra is considering renaming its train lines
Metra is inviting the public to weigh in on a potential overhaul of its train line names, a move aimed at making the system more user-friendly for new and occasional riders.