Man in critical condition after stabbing near CTA Red Line in Lake View

A man was hospitalized in critical condition after he was stabbed right outside the Belmont Red Line station in Lake View Wednesday morning. 

Aviation expert weighs in on United's nationwide ground stop
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United Airlines has resumed its flights after experiencing a nationwide ground stop on Tuesday, citing a systemwide issue that affected passengers, flight crews, baggage handling, and connecting flights.

Chicago crime stats show August decrease ahead of new superintendent's arrival

As Larry Snelling prepares to assume the role of Chicago's top cop, the Chicago Police Department has released its crime statistics for August.

Avalon Park Elementary unveils new state-of-the-art playground

As the school year ushers in the delights of fall, students at Avalon Park Elementary have an extra reason to be excited about recess.

Avalon Park Elementary unveils new playground
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As the school year ushers in the delights of fall, students at Avalon Park Elementary have an extra reason to be excited about recess.

United Airlines lifts nationwide ground stop after equipment outage

United Airlines asked the Federal Aviation Administration on Tuesday to ground all its flights for around 40 minutes in the United States due to equipment failure.

Disney encourages Spectrum customers to move to Hulu + Live TV amid Charter dispute

In a blog post, Disney said it is hopeful an agreement will be reached to restore access to ABC, ESPN, and other Disney-owned channels that have been blacked out for Spectrum customers amid the ongoing dispute.

Bridge work begins on California Avenue at I-55

Tuesday marks the first day of a major bridge repair project near the Stevenson Expressway and drivers are having to slow down to get around it.

Someone installed a 'nude beach' sign at Chicago beach
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Someone installed a sign at Loyola Beach indicating that it was now a nude beach, according to a Chicago alderwoman.

Good News Guarantee: Chicago police officer helping at-risk youth through 'No Matter What' foundation

"A lot of people look at our young people and see and think that our kids are bad. I always say our kids aren't bad, they just haven't met the right person yet to show them something different," said Kenneth Griffin, a Chicago police officer and founder of "No Matter What’. 

Two children shot in Chicago on Sunday
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A 6-year-old and a 13-year-old were shot in separate incidents in Chicago on Sunday.

Man, 92, run over and killed by Metra train in Antioch

The Village of Antioch said the man was attempting to enter the football stadium when he was hit.