Chicago police trade shots with gunman in Pilsen
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Police are questioning persons of interest after shots were fired at and by officers Friday morning in the Pilsen neighborhood.

4 stabbed on Red Line train on Chicago's North Side

Four people were stabbed during an attempted armed robbery Friday morning on a CTA Red Line train on Chicago's North Side.

Several people stabbed overnight at CTA Red Line station
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Multiple people were stabbed early Friday morning at the North/Clybourn Red Line station on Chicago's North Side.

Attorney: Chicago cop who shot fleeing man will keep job

The family attorney of a man fatally shot by a Chicago police officer last year said Thursday that the Chicago Police Board denied a recommendation to fire the officer.

Amazon electric vehicle vans debut in Chicago area
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The first wave of Amazon’s fleet of electric vans hit the streets Thursday in the Chicago area and more than a dozen other cities, the beginning of the e-commerce giant’s plan to move entirely green by 2040.

Chicago Alderwoman Michele Smith to retire next month
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Ald. Michele Smith, who represents the 43rd Ward which includes the Gold Coast, Lincoln Park and Old Town neighborhoods, says her decision to retire is a personal one.

Amazon rolls out new electric delivery vans in Chicago area

The first wave of Amazon’s fleet of electric vans hit the streets Thursday in the Chicago area and more than a dozen other cities, the beginning of the e-commerce giant’s plan to move entirely green by 2040.

Jane Fonda stars in new animated movie on Apple TV+ 'Luck'

Parents tuning into the new animated film "Luck," streaming on AppleTV+ on Aug. 5, might recognize the voice of the animated dragon character in the movie – it belongs to two-time Oscar winning Hollywood legend, Jane Fonda.

Chicago police misused ShotSpotter in murder case, lawsuit claims

A federal lawsuit filed Thursday alleges Chicago police misused "unreliable" gunshot detection technology and failed to pursue other leads in investigating a grandfather from the city’s South Side and charging him with killing a neighbor.

Chicago City Council upholds Lightfoot's lower ticketing threshold for speed cameras

Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Wednesday dodged an embarrassing defeat that would have set the stage for her first veto, on the volatile issue of how fast motorists can drive before getting a speed camera ticket.