Cast of 'Chicago Party Aunt' talks about series debut
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The series premiered on Netflix over the weekend, with many Chicagoans spotting countless city landmarks and local restaurant favorites animated into the city.

Chicago budget address: Lightfoot proposes hundreds of millions of dollars for public safety

Mayor Lightfoot is using federal coronavirus relief funds to postpone difficult decisions the city would otherwise face, while spending $200 million more on police, $135 million on violence prevention and $86 million more on mental health treatment.

46th Ward alderman attacked in Uptown: police

Ald. James Cappleman (46th) was attacked during a disturbance Saturday night in Uptown, Chicago police said.

United briefly experiences system outage impacting operations, website

United Airlines on Friday reported a system outage that briefly impacted its website and mobile app, as well as operations at some airports.

911 calls released in incident where Chicago police officer restrained woman walking her dog

911 CALLS RELEASED: A video that went viral last month showed a woman walking her dog on North Avenue Beach in Lincoln Park when she was confronted by a Chicago police officer. On Thursday, the 911 calls related to this incident were released to the public.

Sears to close final Illinois store in November: report

Officials announced Thursday that the last Sears store in Illinois, located at Woodfield Mall, will close its doors in November, according to a report from the Daily Herald.

'Familiar Faces': Chicago photographer unveils project that salutes CTA workers

A local photographer has unveiled a passion project that took him months to complete and is dedicated to a group of Chicagoans many of us interact with every single day.