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A man was seriously wounded in a shootout with Chicago police Wednesday night in the Loop.

A Chicago man was arrested early Friday after shooting at a passing car in the Loop.

The city has cited two more restaurants for violating Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s order requiring certain establishments to check whether patrons have been vaccinated.

Four people were stabbed in two separate incidents overnight on CTA platforms in the Loop.

The U.S. District Court will be hosting a free community COVID testing site in the lobby of the Dirksen Federal Courthouse in the Loop.

Dozens of members of the white supremacist group Patriot Front marched alongside anti-abortion activists Saturday afternoon in the Loop.

A man was shot and a woman was injured after getting into an argument Sunday morning in the Loop.

A chunk of aluminum fell from 875 North Michigan Avenue, the building once known as the John Hancock Tower, but no injuries were reported.

Workers at a downtown Starbucks are pushing to unionize, becoming the first store in the Midwest to request a union certification vote at the coffee chain.

The two suspects approached the victims on the train and forcibly took one victim's purse and physically attacked another victim.

The victim, 41, hid in a bathroom as the man lit the place on fire. She and another person were hospitalized with smoke inhalation.

A 16-year-old girl was arrested in the Near North Side Wednesday, after police say she is accused of tasting a security guard during a robbery. 

“Today I’m proud to announce that for the first time, we’re taking a massive step forward with a plan that will result in the sale of the Thompson Center and that will save taxpayers $800 million,” said Governor J.B. Pritzker.

Chicago police are searching for an individual who was observed carrying what appears to be a silver rifle in a parking garage in the Loop Thursday afternoon.

An iconic Chicago hotel celebrated an impressive anniversary Wednesday and threw a big party to celebrate.