Severe storms prompt tornado warnings for multiple Chicago-area counties
Damaging winds were the main concern, along with large hail and a possible tornado threat.
Damaging winds were the main concern, along with large hail and a possible tornado threat.
Young boxer Zariah Barajas steps into the ring, building her own legacy
Boxer Zariah Barajas shares how she got started in the sport, follows in her father’s footsteps, and hopes to inspire other young athletes as she trains with her coach and chases her dreams.
Boxer Zariah Barajas shares how she got started in the sport, follows in her father’s footsteps, and hopes to inspire other young athletes as she trains with her coach and chases her dreams.
Krystal Rivera shooting: Videos show Chicago police officer fatally shot by partner
Videos have been released showing the fatal shooting of Chicago Police Officer Krystal Rivera by her partner last June on the city's South Side.
Videos have been released showing the fatal shooting of Chicago Police Officer Krystal Rivera by her partner last June on the city's South Side.
Krystal Rivera shooting: Video shows fatal shooting of Chicago officer by partner during pursuit
VIEWER DISCRETION STRONG ADVISED: Videos released on Friday show the fatal shooting of Chicago Police Officer Krystal Rivera by her partner last June on the city's South Side.
VIEWER DISCRETION STRONG ADVISED: Videos released on Friday show the fatal shooting of Chicago Police Officer Krystal Rivera by her partner last June on the city's South Side.
How Chicago beat New York and Orlando for the permanent Candy Hall of Fame | ChicagoNOW
We’ve known the Candy Hall of Fame Experience was coming, but now we’re going behind the curtain with Chief Wonder Maker Janet Planet to find out how this massive 60,000-square-foot project actually came together.
We’ve known the Candy Hall of Fame Experience was coming, but now we’re going behind the curtain with Chief Wonder Maker Janet Planet to find out how this massive 60,000-square-foot project actually came together.
Global multicultural bazaar brings food, fashion and culture from around the world to Chicago
A first-of-its-kind Global Multicultural Celebration & Bazaar in Chicago showcases more than 100 vendors featuring international food, fashion, and culture.
A first-of-its-kind Global Multicultural Celebration & Bazaar in Chicago showcases more than 100 vendors featuring international food, fashion, and culture.
May 1 classes stay in session as CPS, CTU turn day into civic action event
Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Teachers Union have reached an agreement to keep schools open May 1 while converting the day into a systemwide focus on civic engagement.
Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Teachers Union have reached an agreement to keep schools open May 1 while converting the day into a systemwide focus on civic engagement.
CPS to restore special education services for Catholic school students after backlash
Chicago Public Schools will restore special education instructional services for students in Catholic schools after previously ending the federally funded program early, the Archdiocese of Chicago said Friday.
Chicago Public Schools will restore special education instructional services for students in Catholic schools after previously ending the federally funded program early, the Archdiocese of Chicago said Friday.
Riverdale man charged with attempted murder in coworker stabbing, sheriff says
A Riverdale man has been charged with multiple felonies after authorities said he stabbed a coworker during an argument in unincorporated Cook County.
A Riverdale man has been charged with multiple felonies after authorities said he stabbed a coworker during an argument in unincorporated Cook County.
Inspector general says Chicago lacks tools to track and collect city debt
Chicago Inspector General Deborah Witzburg details findings that the city’s finance department is struggling to manage and recover unpaid fines and fees, raising concerns about accountability and impact on taxpayers.
Chicago Inspector General Deborah Witzburg details findings that the city’s finance department is struggling to manage and recover unpaid fines and fees, raising concerns about accountability and impact on taxpayers.
Man shot in mouth while sitting in car on Chicago's Far South Side
A 39-year-old man was shot while sitting in his vehicle early Friday in the city’s Far South Side.
A 39-year-old man was shot while sitting in his vehicle early Friday in the city’s Far South Side.
SUV crashes into bicyclist, rolls over on Chicago's SW Side
A bicyclist was injured after being struck by an SUV in a crash late Thursday night in Chicago's Gage Park neighborhood.
A bicyclist was injured after being struck by an SUV in a crash late Thursday night in Chicago's Gage Park neighborhood.
Family of Chicago crash victim files wrongful death lawsuit
The family of a man killed in a deadly crash on the city's South Side in January has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the other driver involved, alleging reckless and dangerous behavior on the road.
The family of a man killed in a deadly crash on the city's South Side in January has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the other driver involved, alleging reckless and dangerous behavior on the road.
SUV crashes into bicyclist, rolls over on Chicago's SW Side
An SUV crashed into a bicyclist and rolled over Thursday night on Chicago's Southwest Side.
An SUV crashed into a bicyclist and rolled over Thursday night on Chicago's Southwest Side.
Chicago weather: Severe storm threat returns tonight with possibility of tornadoes
After morning fog and near-80 highs, severe storms are expected tonight before cooler weekend conditions.
After morning fog and near-80 highs, severe storms are expected tonight before cooler weekend conditions.
Extremist ordinance and teen trends | The Chicago Report
Measure banning extremist ties among officers advances, and Hyde Park residents respond to recent teen trend. All this and more on "The Chicago Report."
Measure banning extremist ties among officers advances, and Hyde Park residents respond to recent teen trend. All this and more on "The Chicago Report."
Family files wrongful death lawsuit in fatal Chicago South Side crash
The family of a man killed in a deadly crash on the city's South Side in January has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the other driver involved, alleging reckless and dangerous behavior on the road.
The family of a man killed in a deadly crash on the city's South Side in January has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the other driver involved, alleging reckless and dangerous behavior on the road.
Study finds no link between Tylenol use in pregnancy and autism risk | ChicagoLIVE
New research finds no association between prenatal Tylenol use and autism.
New research finds no association between prenatal Tylenol use and autism.
Feds seek to override Illinois swipe-fee ban amid legal battle | ChicagoLIVE
With Illinois’ swipe-fee ban set to take effect in July, the federal government is stepping in, potentially halting a first-of-its-kind law.
With Illinois’ swipe-fee ban set to take effect in July, the federal government is stepping in, potentially halting a first-of-its-kind law.
Man confesses to using car to intimidate, impede federal agents during Operation Midway Blitz: prosecutors
A man admitted to using his vehicle to impede and interfere with federal immigration agents during Operation Midway Blitz in Chicago, according to prosecutors.
A man admitted to using his vehicle to impede and interfere with federal immigration agents during Operation Midway Blitz in Chicago, according to prosecutors.