Southbound Red Line trains to bypass Jarvis through Bryn Mawr
CTA Red Line trains will be bypassing a handful of stops starting Friday night through Monday morning as the agency makes repairs to Red Line and Purple Line stations on the North Side.
CTA Red Line trains will be bypassing a handful of stops starting Friday night through Monday morning as the agency makes repairs to Red Line and Purple Line stations on the North Side.
Chicago police the target of 520 complaints since May
The Chicago Police Department has received hundreds of complaints against its officers since late May, when demonstrations broke out in the wake of the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, according to police officials.
The Chicago Police Department has received hundreds of complaints against its officers since late May, when demonstrations broke out in the wake of the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, according to police officials.
Man found dead after being hit by train in Lake Forest: police
Trains are moving again on Metra’s Union Pacific North line Wednesday morning after a body was found near the tracks in the north suburbs.
Trains are moving again on Metra’s Union Pacific North line Wednesday morning after a body was found near the tracks in the north suburbs.
Black McDonald's owners give away free turkeys for 20th straight year
Derrick Lott talks about the free turkey giveaway put on the Black McDonald?s Operators Association of Chicago and Northwest Indiana.
Derrick Lott talks about the free turkey giveaway put on the Black McDonald?s Operators Association of Chicago and Northwest Indiana.
CTA restores Blue Line service after derailment near Harlem
Blue Line trains are running with residual delays after a derailment at the Harlem station Wednesday morning suspended service between Rosemont and Jefferson Park for more than two hours.
Blue Line trains are running with residual delays after a derailment at the Harlem station Wednesday morning suspended service between Rosemont and Jefferson Park for more than two hours.
CTA bus driver sprayed with unknown substance in West Town: police
Someone sprayed a CTA bus driver with an unknown substance Tuesday morning in West Town.
Someone sprayed a CTA bus driver with an unknown substance Tuesday morning in West Town.
McDonald’s to introduce 'McPlant' meat alternative, drive-thru-only restaurants, new food packaging
McDonald’s revealed a number of new culinary and restaurant initiatives planned for the near future, designed to provide quicker, more user-friendly customer experiences and a wider range of menu options. Among those initiatives, the brand confirmed plans to begin testing its “McPLant” offering.
McDonald’s revealed a number of new culinary and restaurant initiatives planned for the near future, designed to provide quicker, more user-friendly customer experiences and a wider range of menu options. Among those initiatives, the brand confirmed plans to begin testing its “McPLant” offering.
Man hit, critically injured by Green Line train on West Side
A man was critically injured after being trapped under a Green Line train Thursday on the West Side, police said.
A man was critically injured after being trapped under a Green Line train Thursday on the West Side, police said.
Walgreens finishes McKesson Corp deal; names Jarrett to board
Drugstore chain Walgreens Boots Alliance has finished a deal to combine its pharmaceutical wholesale businesses in Germany with McKesson Corp.
Drugstore chain Walgreens Boots Alliance has finished a deal to combine its pharmaceutical wholesale businesses in Germany with McKesson Corp.
McDonald's cult classic, the McRib, is coming back
McDonald's is reintroducing the McRib nationally on Dec. 2 as it tries to regain its footing during the pandemic.
McDonald's is reintroducing the McRib nationally on Dec. 2 as it tries to regain its footing during the pandemic.
Netflix is raising its subscription prices
While current Netflix subscribers will see the new prices roll out over the next couple weeks, new subscribers will have to pay the updated fees starting Oct. 29.
While current Netflix subscribers will see the new prices roll out over the next couple weeks, new subscribers will have to pay the updated fees starting Oct. 29.
Walt Disney World lays off 720 performers because of COVID-19
The performer layoffs come weeks after The Walt Disney Co. announced it was eliminating 28,000 jobs in its parks division in California and Florida.
The performer layoffs come weeks after The Walt Disney Co. announced it was eliminating 28,000 jobs in its parks division in California and Florida.
Man who fatally shot CPD Commander Paul Bauer gets life in prison
A man convicted of first-degree murder in the 2018 shooting death of a Chicago police commander was sentenced Wednesday to life in prison.
A man convicted of first-degree murder in the 2018 shooting death of a Chicago police commander was sentenced Wednesday to life in prison.
Chicago Teachers Union slams CPS for not including them in reopening decisions
Chicago Teachers Union Vice President Stacy Davis Gates talks about the lack of communication from Chicago Public Schools and what teachers are feeling about potentially reopening schools to some students.
Chicago Teachers Union Vice President Stacy Davis Gates talks about the lack of communication from Chicago Public Schools and what teachers are feeling about potentially reopening schools to some students.
2 former leaders of CPD now working for Monterrey Security in Pilsen
From the high stress and high danger job of policing Chicago to life in the private sector, we now know where two former leaders of the Chicago Police Department will work.
From the high stress and high danger job of policing Chicago to life in the private sector, we now know where two former leaders of the Chicago Police Department will work.
Tampa woman made 42,000 fraudulent Amazon returns in past 5 years, detectives say
Over the course of five years, detectives said the Tampa woman received over $100,000 in reimbursements for 42,000 fraudulent returns to Amazon through 31 different accounts.
Over the course of five years, detectives said the Tampa woman received over $100,000 in reimbursements for 42,000 fraudulent returns to Amazon through 31 different accounts.
Bodycam video shows Chicago cop shooting at stolen car after being struck in Hyde Park
The oversight agency of Chicago police on Monday released body camera video showing an officer firing gunshots, but not striking anyone, when the driver of a stolen car struck the officer in Hyde Park.
The oversight agency of Chicago police on Monday released body camera video showing an officer firing gunshots, but not striking anyone, when the driver of a stolen car struck the officer in Hyde Park.
Chicago police officer shares her battle with breast cancer: 'I'm going to survive this'
Chicago police officer Sheila Rosenthall shares her journey battling breast cancer and the newfound sense of purpose she found through it all.
Chicago police officer Sheila Rosenthall shares her journey battling breast cancer and the newfound sense of purpose she found through it all.
Shuttle buses to replace rail service as CDOT makes bridge repairs in the Loop
CTA announced that buses will replace rail service Saturday through Sunday morning as the Department of Transportation makes repairs to a bridge in the Loop.
CTA announced that buses will replace rail service Saturday through Sunday morning as the Department of Transportation makes repairs to a bridge in the Loop.
New Hampshire restaurant owner says he’d rather close than make employees, customers wear masks
A New Hampshire ice cream shop and restaurant shut down on Sunday after a customer reported them for not wearing masks or requiring diners to do so, the business announced on its Facebook page. And now, the owners refuse to open until they can operate the business the way they did pre-COVID-19.
A New Hampshire ice cream shop and restaurant shut down on Sunday after a customer reported them for not wearing masks or requiring diners to do so, the business announced on its Facebook page. And now, the owners refuse to open until they can operate the business the way they did pre-COVID-19.