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Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot spent millions of dollars in federal COVID-19 relief money on the personnel costs for the police department, the city’s budget office revealed Wednesday.

A driver lost control and rolled over their vehicle onto CTA Blue Line tracks Wednesday at Harlem Avenue in Forest Park.

Chicago-area commuters struggled Tuesday after a storm dumped 18 inches of snow on some parts of the city.

McDonald’s is going green. The fast-food chain’s coveted Shamrock Shake returned Monday in all of its minty glory.

Metra Union Pacific West trains resumed stopping in West Chicago after a freight train derailment disrupted service for more than five hours.

AWESOME! Google on Friday announced an initiative to provide 100,000 Black women with career development and digital skills training by spring 2022.

Four school-based vaccination sites will launch next week and will offer 1,500 first-dose vaccinations each week that are solely dedicated for CPS staff.

The first group of CPS students headed back to school on Wednesday, and CPS teachers and staff are starting to become vaccinated.

With expressway shootings on the rise, the Tamara Clayton Expressway Camera Act will allocate millions of dollars to upgrade cameras, add license plate readers and software at 47 locations.

The president of the Chicago police union was suspended on Wednesday from the Chicago Police Department and is in a no pay status, pending the outcome of his case before the Police Board, CPD said.

The Chicago Transit Authority plans to buy up to 600 new buses to replace an aging fleet with some buses that are nearly two decades old.

Chicago parents Willie and Brittany Preston have spent nearly a year wrestling with online school schedules for their six children, often with everyone hovered over devices around the dining room table.

Boeing raised cash in January by delivering 26 new planes — including 21 Max jets — to airline customers, but it still suffered canceled orders for the plane with a troubled history.