Man stabbed, robbed after argument breaks out on Red Line train

A man was stabbed and seriously wounded after getting into an argument on a CTA Red Line train Thursday night in the Lake View neighborhood.

Netflix's ad-supported plan gets launch date, price

Under Netflix's new "Basic with Ads" plan, users will see four to five minutes of ads per hour on average, with the ads each being 15 or 30 seconds long.

Ex-school clerk admits scamming CPS out of money for Disney cruise in midst of Byrd-Bennett scandal

A former business clerk at Caldwell Math and Science Academy admitted Thursday that she scammed Chicago Public Schools out of thousands of dollars to help pay for a Disney cruise — all while the district was reeling from a kickback scandal involving its ex-CEO.

Chicago’s Black contractor numbers still too low, City Council’s Black Caucus says

Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s administration paid $763 million to prime contractors through July 31 of this year, but only 11% of that total — $82 million — went to companies owned by African-Americans.

Civilian oversight of Chicago police off to slow start

So far only two of 14 staff positions have been filled for the civilian police oversight commission.

CTA says there will be no change in Blue Line service to O'Hare
video

After talks of the Chicago Transit Authority suspending overnight service on the Blue Line, CTA officials are saying there will be no disruptions in service to O'Hare.

Joliet Amazon workers walkout in protest

Amazon warehouse workers staged a walkout Tuesday at the Joliet facility.

Chicago Public Schools Military Education Chief resigns after failing to report sex abuse allegations

The CPS Inspector General says Colonel Daniel Baggio failed to notify local officials of the abuse, and because of that, a JROTC instructor was able to sexually abuse the student for another nine months before he was arrested.