Lightfoot taps Michael Scott Jr.’s sister to replace him as 24th Ward leader
Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Monday chose the sister of retired Ald. Michael Scott Jr. (24th) to replace her brother in the City Council despite the appearance of the nepotism that has long dominated Chicago politics.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Monday chose the sister of retired Ald. Michael Scott Jr. (24th) to replace her brother in the City Council despite the appearance of the nepotism that has long dominated Chicago politics.
Chicago cop injured while arresting suspect after large fight in Lake View: police
A Chicago police officer was injured Monday morning after a fight broke out on the North Side.
A Chicago police officer was injured Monday morning after a fight broke out on the North Side.
Chicago police welcome 'Thor' as newest member of Mounted Patrol Unit
Thor was given the name in honor of fallen Chicago Police Officer Thor Soderberg.
Thor was given the name in honor of fallen Chicago Police Officer Thor Soderberg.
Chicago Park District pools won't open until July 5 due to lifeguard shortage
Even with another run of hot weather moving in, many Chicagoans are going to have to wait awhile longer to jump into a pool.
Even with another run of hot weather moving in, many Chicagoans are going to have to wait awhile longer to jump into a pool.
Lifeguard shortage prompts delay of Chicago pool openings until after the Fourth of July
Chicago Park District General Supt. Rosa Escareno explains why they are experiencing a lifeguard shortage and when they expect to be appropriately staffed.
Chicago Park District General Supt. Rosa Escareno explains why they are experiencing a lifeguard shortage and when they expect to be appropriately staffed.
Suspect stole victim's cell phone at Fullerton Brown Line station: police
The victim was approached by the suspect, who forcefully took her phone from her hand, police said.
The victim was approached by the suspect, who forcefully took her phone from her hand, police said.
California Blue Line station in Logan Square getting $36M upgrade
The California Blue Line station in Logan Square is getting a $36 million upgrade as part of the CTA's project to ensure all of Chicago's stations meet disability requirements.
The California Blue Line station in Logan Square is getting a $36 million upgrade as part of the CTA's project to ensure all of Chicago's stations meet disability requirements.
Chicago pool openings delayed until July due to lifeguard shortage
Chicago residents seeking relief from a recent heat wave won’t be able to cool off in the city’s pools until after the Fourth of July weekend because of a lifeguard shortage, park officials said.
Chicago residents seeking relief from a recent heat wave won’t be able to cool off in the city’s pools until after the Fourth of July weekend because of a lifeguard shortage, park officials said.
Hayden Christensen talks about how Darth Vader is treated on set
Hayden Christensen talks about about how people behaved differently on set when he suited up as the iconic villain Darth Vader.
Hayden Christensen talks about about how people behaved differently on set when he suited up as the iconic villain Darth Vader.
New City Hall inspector general gives sharp critique of Chicago police watchdog agencies
Chicago’s police watchdog agencies don’t have policies in place to ensure that police who commit misconduct get fair and consistent penalties, according to a report Thursday from City Hall Inspector General Deborah Witzburg.
Chicago’s police watchdog agencies don’t have policies in place to ensure that police who commit misconduct get fair and consistent penalties, according to a report Thursday from City Hall Inspector General Deborah Witzburg.
Uber to expand ride reservation feature at airports ahead of busy summer travel season
Uber Reserve, which allows users to book rides up to 30 days in advance and automatically adjusts reservation times based on flight information, is expanding to 39 U.S. airports.
Uber Reserve, which allows users to book rides up to 30 days in advance and automatically adjusts reservation times based on flight information, is expanding to 39 U.S. airports.
Man stabbed on CTA Red Line train; 1 in custody
A person is in custody after a man was stabbed while riding a CTA Red Line train Thursday night in the Englewood neighborhood.
A person is in custody after a man was stabbed while riding a CTA Red Line train Thursday night in the Englewood neighborhood.
Chicago cop struck by vehicle in Humboldt Park neighborhood: police
A Chicago police officer was struck by a vehicle Thursday night on the West Side.
A Chicago police officer was struck by a vehicle Thursday night on the West Side.
Chicago woman detained by cop while walking dog at North Avenue Beach files lawsuit
Bodycam video shows Nikkita Brown pleading with him: “Move away from me, I feel threatened,” to which Chicago Police Officer Bruce Dyker responded “Good.”
Bodycam video shows Nikkita Brown pleading with him: “Move away from me, I feel threatened,” to which Chicago Police Officer Bruce Dyker responded “Good.”
What Caterpillar Inc's move to Texas means for Illinois
Crain's Chicago Business reporter John Pletz talks about the impact of Caterpillar Inc., announcing it will relocate its headquarters from Deerfield to Irving, Texas this year.
Crain's Chicago Business reporter John Pletz talks about the impact of Caterpillar Inc., announcing it will relocate its headquarters from Deerfield to Irving, Texas this year.
Chicago Police Supt. David Brown wants officer fired for Brickyard Mall incident in 2020
Chicago's top cop is recommending Officer David Laskus be fired. He's filed a complaint with the Chicago Police Board.
Chicago's top cop is recommending Officer David Laskus be fired. He's filed a complaint with the Chicago Police Board.
Man shot dead at CTA Red Line station on Chicago's South Side
An unknown offender approached the victim from the street, produced a handgun and fired shots, police said.
An unknown offender approached the victim from the street, produced a handgun and fired shots, police said.
Man shot dead at CTA Red Line station on Chicago's South Side
A man was shot dead near the entrance doors of the CTA Red Line on the South Side Wednesday afternoon.
A man was shot dead near the entrance doors of the CTA Red Line on the South Side Wednesday afternoon.
CPS students get experience in engineering over summer break
As summer break starts for Chicago public school students, some graduates are launching right into a career path — thanks to a new partnership.
As summer break starts for Chicago public school students, some graduates are launching right into a career path — thanks to a new partnership.
Parents call on Chicago Park District to reopen public pools in West Humboldt Park
Parents are putting the heat on the Chicago Park District to reopen public pools in West Humboldt Park.
Parents are putting the heat on the Chicago Park District to reopen public pools in West Humboldt Park.