Chicago Mother, daughter attacked by mob outside CTA station
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A Chicago woman is speaking out after her family was violently attacked by a mob outside a CTA station on the South Side Monday afternoon.

Lake View residents react after Ald. Tunney announces he will not seek re-election

“Very nice guy, easy to get along with. Just last week, I was over there getting lunch on Belmont, and he was just walking by, picking up the litter and trash on the streets,” said Tony Brion, who works near Ald. Tunney's office. "He didn't care about any good publicity or anything, he was just doing it on his own because that's the kind of guy he is, really good guy. 

Chicago Alderman Tunney announces resignation, voters react
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After two decades in the Chicago City Council, Alderman Tom Tunney is joining an exodus that includes at least three of his colleagues who are running for mayor, including one whose a longtime friend and neighbor of Michelle and Barack Obama.

Day after scathing report, Chicago's top cop announces changes aimed at giving police officers more time off

Under the new directive, most Chicago cops can’t have more than one off day canceled each week, Supt. Brown said. But they can still have two off days canceled during certain periods, including the historically violent Memorial Day, July 4th and Labor Day holidays.

Barbie adds Madam C.J. Walker doll to ‘Inspiring Women Series’

Madam C.J. Walker became the country’s first female millionaire after creating a successful line of hair products for African American women.

Ald. Tom Tunney joins City Council exodus
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Ald. Tom Tunney (44th), the powerful chairman of the City Council?s Zoning Committee and a key member of Mayor Lori Lightfoot?s leadership team, is retiring.

Longtime Ald. Tom Tunney announces retirement from City Council
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Ald. Tom Tunney (44th) announced he will be retiring from his position on the Chicago City Council at the end of his term next May.

Longtime Ald. Tom Tunney announces retirement from City Council

Ald. Tom Tunney (44th) announced he will be retiring from his position on the Chicago City Council at the end of his term next May.

CTA seeking public input to provide safer conditions for riders
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FOX 32's Joanie Lum talks to CTA riders about what factors they have to consider when taking the CTA for public transportation.

Lightfoot appoints 7-member interim police oversight commission

Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Monday appointed the seven-member commission charged with taking the first step toward delivering civilian oversight of the Chicago Police Department that’s pivotal to restoring shattered trust between residents and police.

9 killed in weekend shootings across Chicago, 25 others wounded

Nine people were killed and 25 others were wounded — including a 5-year-old boy — in shootings over the weekend across Chicago.

CTA disputes report that person was stabbed on Red Line platform in Chicago's Loop on Sunday

The CTA issued a statement saying they had “conducted a review of video footage at the Lake Red Line station, but has found no evidence of this incident occurring at the station or on CTA property."

There have been at least 6 attacks on Chicago's CTA Red Line so far this month

So far this August, two people have been shot dead on Chicago Transit Authority CTA Red Line trains. Two others have been stabbed. Another was shot and survived. Another guy was punched.