Man arrested in deadly Puerto Rican parade shooting now in CPD custody
The man arrested in deadly Puerto Rican Parade shooting in Humboldt Park last month is now in CPD custody.
The man arrested in deadly Puerto Rican Parade shooting in Humboldt Park last month is now in CPD custody.
Lollapalooza partners with Ingenuity to donate $2.2 million to CPS
Lollapalooza organizers are investing $2.2 million to support arts education in Chicago Public Schools.
Lollapalooza organizers are investing $2.2 million to support arts education in Chicago Public Schools.
CTA employee stabbed at Red Line station after accidentally spraying water on woman: police
A CTA employee was stabbed at a Red Line station in the Loop Wednesday night, Chicago police said.
A CTA employee was stabbed at a Red Line station in the Loop Wednesday night, Chicago police said.
Security heightened during Lollapalooza festival
OEMC Executive Director, Rich Guidice, talks about health and security precautions Lollapalooza festival goers can expect upon arrival.
OEMC Executive Director, Rich Guidice, talks about health and security precautions Lollapalooza festival goers can expect upon arrival.
'Cradles To Crayons' supplies students with back to school necessities
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker joined a back-to-school effort Wednesday on Chicago's South Side.
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker joined a back-to-school effort Wednesday on Chicago's South Side.
Illinois Federation of Teachers wants masks in all schools.
Dan Montgomery, president of the Illinois Federation of Teachers, explains why they want masks in all schools.
Dan Montgomery, president of the Illinois Federation of Teachers, explains why they want masks in all schools.
Paris Hilton shares support for Britney Spears ahead of new Netflix cooking show
Paris Hilton continues to send her support to long-time friend Britney Spears, through a series of tweets and comments on Instagram.
Paris Hilton continues to send her support to long-time friend Britney Spears, through a series of tweets and comments on Instagram.
CTU calls out Board of Education, demands more support staff
The CTU says understaffed schools put more pressures on teachers.
The CTU says understaffed schools put more pressures on teachers.
Chicago police officers involved in Calumet City fatal shooting of man wanted for murder
A man wanted for murder in Chicago was shot and killed Tuesday afternoon after allegedly pulling a gun on police trying to arrest him inside a restaurant in suburban Calumet City.
A man wanted for murder in Chicago was shot and killed Tuesday afternoon after allegedly pulling a gun on police trying to arrest him inside a restaurant in suburban Calumet City.
Netflix picks up 'Chicago Party Aunt' for 16 animated episodes
A popular Twitter account which pretends to be run by your crazy aunt who knows all of Chicago's old-school hangouts is taking the party to Netflix.
A popular Twitter account which pretends to be run by your crazy aunt who knows all of Chicago's old-school hangouts is taking the party to Netflix.
Animated 'Chicago Party Aunt' series on Netflix
A popular Twitter account which pretends to be run by your crazy aunt who knows all of Chicago's old-school hangouts is taking the party to Netflix.
A popular Twitter account which pretends to be run by your crazy aunt who knows all of Chicago's old-school hangouts is taking the party to Netflix.
Illinois residents targeted by identity theft scammers
The Better Business Bureau is issuing a warning about surge of imposter and phishing scams across Illinois that affect several government departments. Scammers are trying to get their hands on your driver’s license and state ID.
The Better Business Bureau is issuing a warning about surge of imposter and phishing scams across Illinois that affect several government departments. Scammers are trying to get their hands on your driver’s license and state ID.
First day of gun buyback program at St. Sabina 'a major success,' Chicago police say
Sixty-six handguns and 15 rifles were turned in Monday in an effort to get illegal guns off the streets of Chicago.
Sixty-six handguns and 15 rifles were turned in Monday in an effort to get illegal guns off the streets of Chicago.
Chicago Police Supt. Brown continues to blame courts after another violent weekend
"I don't think there is another city in this country releasing people who have been charged with murder back into the community on electronic monitoring," Chicago's top cop said.
"I don't think there is another city in this country releasing people who have been charged with murder back into the community on electronic monitoring," Chicago's top cop said.
City strikes tentative deal with Chicago police union
"This proposed contract acknowledges the valuable contributions that Chicago police officers make to neighborhoods all across the City," Mayor Lori Lightfoot said.
"This proposed contract acknowledges the valuable contributions that Chicago police officers make to neighborhoods all across the City," Mayor Lori Lightfoot said.
Chicago Public Schools looks to re-hire Aramark to clean schools despite poor track record
Chicago Public Schools wants to re-hire Aramark to clean schools as the Delta Variant surges increase after a history of problems with the janitorial company.
Chicago Public Schools wants to re-hire Aramark to clean schools as the Delta Variant surges increase after a history of problems with the janitorial company.
CPS wants to re-hire Aramark to clean schools
Chicago Public Schools wants to re-hire Aramark to clean schools as the Delta Variant surges across the country after a history of problems with the janitorial company.
Chicago Public Schools wants to re-hire Aramark to clean schools as the Delta Variant surges across the country after a history of problems with the janitorial company.
Violence will stop businesses from coming to Chicago, poll finds
Tom Serafin joins Good Day Chicago to explain the survey by Serafin Power Poll that claims violence will stop businesses coming to Chicago.
Tom Serafin joins Good Day Chicago to explain the survey by Serafin Power Poll that claims violence will stop businesses coming to Chicago.
Cyclist critically injured after swerving into CTA bus in Little Italy
A 25-year-old man was riding a bike on Racine Avenue when he swerved into a CTA bus and struck the right rear tires, police said.
A 25-year-old man was riding a bike on Racine Avenue when he swerved into a CTA bus and struck the right rear tires, police said.
Spyware infects iPhones, says report – How to keep it off
CALL FOR HELP: A spyware is targeting iPhones worldwide... see how to check if yours is one.
CALL FOR HELP: A spyware is targeting iPhones worldwide... see how to check if yours is one.