11-year-old girl shot in Chicago home
Police are questioning two people after an 11-year-old girl was shot in the head.
Police are questioning two people after an 11-year-old girl was shot in the head.
CTA employee injured in struggle with man on station platform, police say
A 59-year-old CTA employee was injured Saturday night in a struggle with a man on a station platform.
A 59-year-old CTA employee was injured Saturday night in a struggle with a man on a station platform.
Baby loungers sold on Amazon recalled over suffocation and fall hazards, officials say
The Yoocaa baby loungers were between $30 and $55 and “fail to meet the safety requirements" for infant sleep products, the CPSC said.
The Yoocaa baby loungers were between $30 and $55 and “fail to meet the safety requirements" for infant sleep products, the CPSC said.
Jeff Bezos announces he's leaving Seattle, moving to Miami
Jeff Bezos will no longer be calling Seattle his home.
Jeff Bezos will no longer be calling Seattle his home.
Former CPS student awarded $150,000 in religious freedom suit over ‘Hinduistic’ meditation program
A federal judge has awarded $150,000 in damages and legal fees to a former Chicago Public Schools student who said she was forced to participate in “Hinduistic rituals” that violated her constitutional religious rights.
A federal judge has awarded $150,000 in damages and legal fees to a former Chicago Public Schools student who said she was forced to participate in “Hinduistic rituals” that violated her constitutional religious rights.
Chicago migrant meeting ends suddenly, mics cut and lights turned off
The proposal for Chicago to remain a sanctuary city is off to a rocky start, and it remains unclear if voters will have a say in the matter.
The proposal for Chicago to remain a sanctuary city is off to a rocky start, and it remains unclear if voters will have a say in the matter.
Meeting on Chicago's sanctuary status gets heated
The proposal for Chicago to remain a sanctuary city is off to a rocky start, and it remains unclear if voters will have a say in the matter.
The proposal for Chicago to remain a sanctuary city is off to a rocky start, and it remains unclear if voters will have a say in the matter.
Johnson's revised paid leave expansion faces crucial vote in Chicago City Council
Mayor Brandon Johnson's proposal to expand paid leave is expected to be voted on in the full city council next week with some changes.
Mayor Brandon Johnson's proposal to expand paid leave is expected to be voted on in the full city council next week with some changes.
Johnson's revised paid leave expansion faces crucial vote in Chicago City Council
Mayor Brandon Johnson's proposal to expand paid leave is expected to be voted on in the full city council next week with some changes.
Mayor Brandon Johnson's proposal to expand paid leave is expected to be voted on in the full city council next week with some changes.
Chicago considers 'noise cameras' to tackle loud vehicle exhausts
A proposed ordinance is currently under committee review in Chicago, aiming to introduce innovative "noise cameras" as a means to address the issue of loud car and motorcycle exhausts in the city.
A proposed ordinance is currently under committee review in Chicago, aiming to introduce innovative "noise cameras" as a means to address the issue of loud car and motorcycle exhausts in the city.
Migrants in Chicago: Council delays vote on sanctuary city referendum
The proposal for Chicago to remain a sanctuary city is off to a rocky start, and it remains unclear if voters will have a say in the matter.
The proposal for Chicago to remain a sanctuary city is off to a rocky start, and it remains unclear if voters will have a say in the matter.
CTA Blue Line thieves sought by Chicago police
Chicago police are asking for the public's help in identifying two men who are accused of robbing a CTA rider last month in the Loop.
Chicago police are asking for the public's help in identifying two men who are accused of robbing a CTA rider last month in the Loop.
Illinois State Police take questions over assault weapons ban
The Illinois State Police held a hearing Thursday about the new assault weapons law and its role in society.
The Illinois State Police held a hearing Thursday about the new assault weapons law and its role in society.
Chicago alderpersons meeting on city's sanctuary status gets heated, delayed for now
The proposal for Chicago to remain a sanctuary city is off to a rocky start, and it remains unclear if voters will have a say in the matter.
The proposal for Chicago to remain a sanctuary city is off to a rocky start, and it remains unclear if voters will have a say in the matter.
Chicago City Council holds special meeting on city's sanctuary status
Mayor Johnson is in the nation's capital Thursday asking for additional migrant assistance as City Council members hold a special vote on Chicago's sanctuary city status. The council will decide if the city's immigration policy should be left up to voters.
Mayor Johnson is in the nation's capital Thursday asking for additional migrant assistance as City Council members hold a special vote on Chicago's sanctuary city status. The council will decide if the city's immigration policy should be left up to voters.
'Tis the season: Starbucks' holiday menu and red cups return Thursday
Starbucks is ringing in the holiday season this week with the return of festive drinks like Peppermint Mocha, Caramel Brulée Latte, and a new holiday beverage.
Starbucks is ringing in the holiday season this week with the return of festive drinks like Peppermint Mocha, Caramel Brulée Latte, and a new holiday beverage.
Noise cameras would help ticket downtown drivers with loud mufflers under proposed city ordinance
Chicago may soon deploy automated cameras to ticket drivers with loud mufflers.
Chicago may soon deploy automated cameras to ticket drivers with loud mufflers.
Chicago alderman calls for reinstating foot chases
Another community fed up with crime is calling for a change in police policy.
Another community fed up with crime is calling for a change in police policy.
Top cop’s public commitment to transparency could lead to long sought Chicago Police reforms
Newly appointed Chicago Police Supt. Larry Snelling’s public commitment to transparency could be the key to achieving so far "unfulfilled reforms" within the department, a court-appointed monitor said in her team’s latest report released Wednesday.
Newly appointed Chicago Police Supt. Larry Snelling’s public commitment to transparency could be the key to achieving so far "unfulfilled reforms" within the department, a court-appointed monitor said in her team’s latest report released Wednesday.
Chicago City Council to consider proposed migrant tent at former Jewel Osco this week
After Far South Side residents voiced their concerns, Chicago City Council plans to vote on the purchase of land for Mayor Johnson's plan for a migrant "tent city" at a former Jewel Osco sometime this week.
After Far South Side residents voiced their concerns, Chicago City Council plans to vote on the purchase of land for Mayor Johnson's plan for a migrant "tent city" at a former Jewel Osco sometime this week.