Man fatally shot in Old Town after exchanging words with suspect
Police say the man was walking across the street when an unknown male approached him. The victim and the offender exchanged words, and then the offender displayed a handgun.
Excitement abounds as Illinois fully reopens Friday
Here is what you need to know about the state fully reopening:
Chicago, the state prepare to fully reopen this weekend
We are less than 24 hours from the official full reopening of Illinois. So what exactly will that look like? We are breaking it down.
Sewage line ruptures under Chicago Walgreens
There was quite a cleanup underway on Aisle 9 at a Chicago Walgreens, as the mess had shoppers browsing right next to a serious sewer project.
Stink on Aisle 9: Sewage line ruptures under Chicago Walgreens
“Walgreens management training manual doesn't have a chapter for what to do when your sunscreen aisle suddenly starts collapsing into the earth,” said Alderman Hopkins.
Sewage line ruptures under Old Town Walgreens
There was quite a cleanup underway on Aisle 9 at a Chicago Walgreens, as the mess had shoppers browsing right next to a serious sewer project.
17-year-old charged with shooting at crowd in Oz Park, wounding teen
A 17-year-old boy has been charged with shooting into a crowd of people last week in Oz Park and wounding one teenager.
Chicago's mobile vaccine van will be at North Beach on Memorial Day
The city's mobile vaccine van will be stationed at the North Beach Boathouse on Memorial Day and will offer the Johnson and Johnson and Pfizer vaccines.
Chicago firefighters rescue boy who fell 4 stories from Old Town rooftop
Chicago firefighters lifted a 17-year-old boy to safety Friday morning after he fell roughly 40 feet from a rooftop between two buildings in the Old Town neighborhood, Chicago police said.
The Second City reopens for in-person shows; first time since the pandemic
The Second City is reopening to live audiences Friday night with an improv and archive sketch show on the Mainstage at its Piper's Alley location.
Second City to reopen in May with new show 'Happy to Be Here'
Parisa Jalili and Jon Carr from Second City talk about their excitement as shows are set to resume at Chicago's iconic comedy club.
After recent car thefts, Chicago cops remind drivers to stop leaving keys in cars
STEP ONE TO AVOIDING CAR THEFT: People, stop leaving keys in the car.
Parents, guardians welcome back teachers at Walter Payton College Prep
Parents and guardians gathered outside of Walter Payton College Prep high school to welcome back the faculty.
Missing man last seen in Old Town found safe
Mario Ceballos, a 32-year-old man who was reported missing and was last seen in Old Town, has been found safe, Chicago police said.
Lovin' Local: Cocoa + Co. in Old Town
Kim Hack from Cocoa + Co. talks about how her business has fared amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
Second City to reopen in May
A well-known Chicago venue plans to offer live shows again in the near future.
City shuts down Old Town party with nearly 100 guests, cites 6 businesses for violating COVID-19 restrictions
City officials last weekend cited six businesses and shut down a large party at a home in Old Town for violating COVID-19 restrictions.
Lovin' Local: Gussie's Handmade Italian in Old Town
David Thate and Megan Addington from Gussie's Handmade Italian talk about how their restaurant has adjusted during the pandemic and detail some of their delectable offerings.
Missing: Woman, 19, was last seen Friday in Chicago's Old Town neighborhood
MISSING: Nijeria Hunter, 19, was last seen on West Division Street. She is 5-foot-5, 125 pounds, with black hair, brown eyes and has a medium-brown complexion, police said.
Chicago restaurant under fire for throwing boozy, maskless party
Video of a big boozy party is sparking worries of a super-spreader event, and neighbors say this was not the first time the Chicago restaurant flouted COVID rules.