Search for Red Line robbery suspects
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Chicago police are asking for help finding suspects involved in an armed robbery on the Red Line.

Group suspected of attacking man at Loop CTA station, stealing victim's wallet

Chicago police are asking for the public's help in identifying a group of men who allegedly attacked and robbed a man at a CTA Red Line station in the Loop last week.

Chicago man charged in Loop CTA robbery

A man was charged with robbing a CTA train passenger last May in downtown Chicago.

Walgreens expects to close 150 US stores, CFO says

The store closings are expected to happen by 2024 in a cost-saving effort by the company.

Apple to shut down My Photo Stream: Here’s how to save your photos

Photos stopped being uploaded to My Photo Stream as of June 26 and everything in that album that has not been saved will be deleted when the service ends on July 26.

Chicago weather: Nearly 9 inches of rain reported in some areas during record-setting storm

Nearly 9 inches of rain fell in some places of the Chicago area Sunday, a record-setting storm that forced the CTA and Metra to shut down some train lines, closed some expressways, flooded viaducts throughout Chicago and played havoc with the NASCAR race in Grant Park.

Women wanted in connection to CTA Red Line robbery

Chicago police are seeking to identify two women wanted in connection to a robbery at a CTA station last month.

Walgreens to close 150 stores as COVID-19 demand drops, profit declines

Walgreens, one of the largest retail pharmacy chains, is set to close 150 stores by next summer due to increased shoplifting and sluggish sales.

Walgreens to close 150 stores
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Walgreens, one of the largest retail pharmacy chains, is set to close 150 stores by next summer due to increased shoplifting and sluggish sales.

Staffing issues hampering Chicago police reform, court monitor tells mayor

The court-appointed monitor overseeing reform of the Chicago Police Department is calling on newly elected Mayor Brandon Johnson to address longstanding staffing problems that have slowed down — and made it difficult to even measure — improvements mandated by a federal consent decree.

Chicago police oversight agency to review, resolve backlog of disciplinary investigations

The agency tasked with probing allegations of Chicago police misconduct will begin reviewing and potentially closing out more than half of its disciplinary investigations next month to get a handle on a huge and longstanding backlog.