Chicago entrepreneurs create seafood alternative that tastes, looks like fish but is a fungus
The product is odorless and tasteless, yet mimics the texture of a variety of fish and shellfish.
Chicago businesswomen create alternative seafood that's a fungus
The product is odorless and tasteless, yet mimics the texture of a variety of fish and shellfish.
Chicagoans reminisce about Blizzard of 1967: 'It was amazing'
For Chicagoans of a certain age, Wednesday was the anniversary of the Mother of All Snow-Storms, which hit 55 years ago: The Blizzard of 1967.
Possible Chicago mayoral candidate Arne Duncan lays out plan to curb city violence
Arne Duncan, the former CEO of Chicago schools, laid out his plan Wednesday to turn around a police department in crisis and curb violence in the city.
1 suspect shot by Chicago police in the Loop, 2 others in custody
A suspect was wounded in an officer-involved shooting Wednesday night in the Loop.
Chicago marks 55 years since Blizzard of '67
For Chicagoans of a certain age, Wednesday was the anniversary of the Mother of All Snow-Storms, which hit 55 years ago: The Blizzard of 1967.
Police-involved shooting reported in Chicago's Loop
A police-involved shooting was reported Wednesday night in downtown Chicago.
Chicago's homeless put up in hotels to avoid dangerous cold
Many of the people who would normally stay at the Dan Ryan homeless encampment in the South Loop were in a warm hotel Wednesday thanks to a group of volunteers.
Chicago NICU baby serenaded by mariachi band for hospital send off
A baby boy who spent more than seven months at a Chicago hospital in the neonatal intensive care unit was finally sent home Tuesday, and in a very special way.
Melissa Ortega murder: Teen boy, man charged in death of 8-year-old in Chicago
Two people have been charged in connection with the killing of 8-year-old Melissa Ortega who was fatally shot Saturday in Little Village.
Salvation Army opens emergency location as bitter cold plagues Chicago area
Amid Chicago’s frigid blast, there was much work to be done Wednesday.
Salvation Army opens emergency location amid bitter cold in Chicagoland
Amid Chicago’s frigid blast, there was much work to be done Wednesday.
Missing student from North Park University found dead: CPD
A North Park University student who was last seen on campus Friday, has been found dead, Chicago police said.
Chicago Auto Show bringing back indoor test tracks this year
This is your chance again to try off-roading right in the middle of the city.
Palatine man charged with burglary after forcing open basement window in Mount Prospect home
During the investigation, officers learned that Armenta-Jimenez entered the home by forcing open a basement window.
American Lung Association gives Illinois 'F' grade for tobacco prevention spending
The American Lung Association is calling for Illinois lawmakers to do more to protect residents’ health.
2 Illinois COVID-19 testing labs under investigation after complaints pour in
Two more COVID-19 pop-up testing companies are under investigation by The Illinois Department of Public Health.
'I forgive you': Mother of 8-year-old Melissa Ortega says community failed gunman who killed her daughter
“We came in search of the American Dream we so famously hear of, but instead, I get to live a nightmare for the rest of my life,” the statement from Melissa's mother said.
2 Illinois COVID testing labs under investigation for how they handle testing results
Two COVID-19 testing labs are under state investigation for how they handled testing results, the Illinois Department of Public Health confirms.
Chicago to pay $14M settlement tied to disgraced police Cmdr. Jon Burge
Chicago will pay $14 million to settle two wrongful conviction lawsuits tied to the Burge torture era.