'Pitch In For The Parks!' calls for residents to take ownership of Chicago's parks
Sonia Horvath from the Chicago Parks Foundation talks about the need for people to volunteer to clean and maintain Chicago's most valued spaces.
Sonia Horvath from the Chicago Parks Foundation talks about the need for people to volunteer to clean and maintain Chicago's most valued spaces.
McDonald's using automated voice ordering at 10 Chicago restaurants
McDonald's is looking at using artificial intelligence to serve up real food, and the testing ground is in Chicago.
McDonald's is looking at using artificial intelligence to serve up real food, and the testing ground is in Chicago.
McDonald's using automated voice ordering at 10 Chicago restaurants
McDonald's is looking at using artificial intelligence to serve up real food and the testing ground is in Chicago.
McDonald's is looking at using artificial intelligence to serve up real food and the testing ground is in Chicago.
'Alderperson' proposal receives mixed reaction in City Council
Ald. Andre Vasquez (40th) talks about why he thinks the title of alderman should be changed to create a more inclusive environment in City Council and across Chicago.
Ald. Andre Vasquez (40th) talks about why he thinks the title of alderman should be changed to create a more inclusive environment in City Council and across Chicago.
Lightfoot hopes to persuade House to rewrite or reject state Senate plan for elected school board
Mayor Lightfoot Wednesday launched a last-ditch effort to persuade the Illinois House to reject a State Senate plan to have Chicago voters elect members of the Board of Education.
Mayor Lightfoot Wednesday launched a last-ditch effort to persuade the Illinois House to reject a State Senate plan to have Chicago voters elect members of the Board of Education.
Chicago police launch new billboard campaign about officers
You may have started seeing some new billboards around town. It is part of a campaign by Chicago police to give a face and name to officers on the force.
You may have started seeing some new billboards around town. It is part of a campaign by Chicago police to give a face and name to officers on the force.
Rideshare drivers speak out after man is shot while responding to pickup request in Cicero
Ring doorbell camera shows the Uber driver picking up four suspects before being shot in the head.
Ring doorbell camera shows the Uber driver picking up four suspects before being shot in the head.
Lightfoot, Durbin break ground on $2.1B CTA modernization project
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot and Sen. Dick Durbin broke ground Wednesday on the reconstruction of four 100-year-old stations and track structures on CTA's busiest rail line.
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot and Sen. Dick Durbin broke ground Wednesday on the reconstruction of four 100-year-old stations and track structures on CTA's busiest rail line.
2 Chicago officers accused of beating 17-year-old during arrest
Two Chicago officers have been stripped of their police powers during an investigation into allegations that they beat a teenager during his arrest early this year, according a published report.
Two Chicago officers have been stripped of their police powers during an investigation into allegations that they beat a teenager during his arrest early this year, according a published report.
2 Chicago cops, civilian injured in rollover crash near Jackson Park
Two Chicago police officers and a civilian were injured in a rollover crash Wednesday afternoon near Jackson Park on the South Side.
Two Chicago police officers and a civilian were injured in a rollover crash Wednesday afternoon near Jackson Park on the South Side.
$3,000 scholarship offered to CPS grads seeking to become Chicago teachers
Chicago Public Schools graduates seeking a career in teaching could be awarded a new $3,000 renewable scholarship.
Chicago Public Schools graduates seeking a career in teaching could be awarded a new $3,000 renewable scholarship.
Lightfoot, Durbin break ground on Red Line modernization project
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot and Sen. Dick Durbin broke ground Wednesday on the reconstruction of four 100-year-old stations and track structures on CTA's busiest rail line.
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot and Sen. Dick Durbin broke ground Wednesday on the reconstruction of four 100-year-old stations and track structures on CTA's busiest rail line.
Amazon says it will no longer test jobseekers for marijuana use
Amazon says it will no longer test jobseekers for marijuana use.
Amazon says it will no longer test jobseekers for marijuana use.
Juvenile being questioned in fatal shooting of Uber driver
An Uber driver was shot and killed while picking up his fare Monday evening in west suburban Cicero, according to police.
An Uber driver was shot and killed while picking up his fare Monday evening in west suburban Cicero, according to police.
'We have a lot of work to do. No one is celebrating,' top cop says after holiday weekend violence
Most of the people shot this weekend — 21 of them — were attacked on the South Side, according to a Sun-Times analysis.
Most of the people shot this weekend — 21 of them — were attacked on the South Side, according to a Sun-Times analysis.
Body found at CTA Blue Line station downtown
Chicago police are conducting an investigation after a man was found dead Saturday at a CTA Blue Line station in South Loop.
Chicago police are conducting an investigation after a man was found dead Saturday at a CTA Blue Line station in South Loop.
Chicago cop who killed Anthony Alvarez seen on video with gun drawn during road rage clash
A Chicago police officer who killed a man earlier this year is now at the center of another controversial incident.
A Chicago police officer who killed a man earlier this year is now at the center of another controversial incident.
Letter decries excessive overtime, canceled days off for Chicago police
Jim Calvino, president of the Chicago Police Sergeants' Association, talks about why he thinks police are being assigned too many long shifts and not given enough time off.
Jim Calvino, president of the Chicago Police Sergeants' Association, talks about why he thinks police are being assigned too many long shifts and not given enough time off.
In civil rights suits, 2 men say they were beaten by Chicago police while protesting George Floyd’s death
Two men have filed civil rights lawsuits against the Chicago Police Department, alleging they were repeatedly beaten by officers for no justifiable reason while protesting George Floyd’s death and police violence a year ago.
Two men have filed civil rights lawsuits against the Chicago Police Department, alleging they were repeatedly beaten by officers for no justifiable reason while protesting George Floyd’s death and police violence a year ago.
Starbucks workers say they are treated like 'coffee-making robots'
Some people who work at Starbucks say customers are ordering increasingly complicated drinks that are sapping their will to continue working at the coffee giant.
Some people who work at Starbucks say customers are ordering increasingly complicated drinks that are sapping their will to continue working at the coffee giant.