Chicago

Tatiana Squire, a first-time homeowner in Riverdale, was shocked when her annual property tax bill jumped to nearly $17,000 after a reassessment of her renovated $207,000 home.

A CDOT worker died over the weekend after he was struck by a truck while riding his bike. A memorial has been set up to honor him. 

A citywide scavenger hunt is returning to Chicago with interactive challenges, hidden landmarks and local food stops. 

Tensions in the Middle East are rising again despite renewed calls for peace. A foreign policy expert joins us to examine the latest developments involving Israel, Iran and the United States. 

As ComEd’s summer electricity supply rate increases, the Citizens Utility Board is warning customers to be cautious of alternative energy supplier offers that could end up costing more in the long run. 

Pastor John F. Hannah discusses a new youth-focused event designed to provide a safe, positive alternative to recent violent gatherings by bringing teens together through community, mentorship and purpose.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's chief policy officer Jung Yoon discusses a proposed Tenant Bill of Rights that would ban certain renter fees, create a rental unit registry and establish new resources for tenants and landlords across the city.

One person was hospitalized after a fire tore through a popular sports bar and liquor store early Monday on Chicago's Northwest Side.

Friends, colleagues and cycling advocates will gather in Bridgeport to remember CDOT worker Riley O’Neil, whose death while riding his bicycle is renewing discussions about protected bike lanes and cyclist safety in Chicago.

Firefighters responded to a business fire near West Eddy and Pulaski in Avondale, where one person was taken to the hospital as investigators work to determine what sparked the blaze.