Police: 3 gunpoint robberies at ATM in Chicago's Woodlawn neighborhood
Chicago police say that in the last week, three people have been robbed at gunpoint at an ATM in Chicago's Woodlawn neighborhood.
Chicago police say that in the last week, three people have been robbed at gunpoint at an ATM in Chicago's Woodlawn neighborhood.
Window smashed at Chicago's Chez Poulet restaurant
A window was smashed early Saturday morning at Chez Poulet, a restaurant in Chicago's Bucktown neighborhood.
A window was smashed early Saturday morning at Chez Poulet, a restaurant in Chicago's Bucktown neighborhood.
Chicago man charged with killing woman, sexually assaulting another
Police arrested the suspect about an hour after a 36-year-old woman was found dead inside an East Chatham apartment.
Police arrested the suspect about an hour after a 36-year-old woman was found dead inside an East Chatham apartment.
Woman shot multiple times in drive-by on Chicago's West Side: police
Chicago police said someone in an SUV drove by and shot a 34-year-old woman multiple times in Lawndale.
Chicago police said someone in an SUV drove by and shot a 34-year-old woman multiple times in Lawndale.
Should Illinois adopt a 'millionaires tax'? Expert breaks it down | ChicagoLIVE
We speak to an expert from the University of Illinois Chicago to explain the advisory referenda on the ballot this November, asking Cook County voters whether the state should adopt a so-called "millionaires tax."
We speak to an expert from the University of Illinois Chicago to explain the advisory referenda on the ballot this November, asking Cook County voters whether the state should adopt a so-called "millionaires tax."
Chicago-area man sentenced for staged robberies to help visa applicants: feds
A Chicago-area man was sentenced to two years in prison for staging armed robberies meant to help victims to apply for visas.
A Chicago-area man was sentenced to two years in prison for staging armed robberies meant to help victims to apply for visas.
Advocates call for Chicago Office of Gun Violence Reduction | ChicagoLIVE
Chicago's gun violence prevention advocates are calling for a permanent Office of Gun Violence Reduction.
Chicago's gun violence prevention advocates are calling for a permanent Office of Gun Violence Reduction.
Chicago weather: Another sunny, warm fall day!
Today will be partly sunny with highs around 70! Tomorrow will be mostly sunny with highs in the low 70s.
Today will be partly sunny with highs around 70! Tomorrow will be mostly sunny with highs in the low 70s.
Chicago hosts support event for families affected by South Side funeral home investigation
Chicago officials hosted a resource event for families affected by the discovery of 55 decomposing bodies at a South Side funeral home as questions remain about their loved ones' remains.
Chicago officials hosted a resource event for families affected by the discovery of 55 decomposing bodies at a South Side funeral home as questions remain about their loved ones' remains.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson files for reelection amid political challenges
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson officially filed for reelection Friday, submitting 33,000 signatures as he faces low approval ratings, fundraising challenges and a crowded field of candidates.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson officially filed for reelection Friday, submitting 33,000 signatures as he faces low approval ratings, fundraising challenges and a crowded field of candidates.
The race is on: Brandon Johnson officially files for second term as Chicago mayor
Getting on the ballot was only the first step. We break down the crowded field and political landscape facing Mayor Brandon Johnson as he seeks re-election.
Getting on the ballot was only the first step. We break down the crowded field and political landscape facing Mayor Brandon Johnson as he seeks re-election.
Five bodies found in Mundelein, roaches at a hospital, and a Bears victory | Week in Review
Coming up on the Week in Review... a murder-suicide leaves five dead in the suburbs, cockroaches and black mold at an area hospital's kitchen, Bon Jovi heads to Soldier Field and tells Jake all about it, and the Bears deliver a victory after some high anxiety moments.
Coming up on the Week in Review... a murder-suicide leaves five dead in the suburbs, cockroaches and black mold at an area hospital's kitchen, Bon Jovi heads to Soldier Field and tells Jake all about it, and the Bears deliver a victory after some high anxiety moments.
CTA service disruptions hit the Loop this weekend
The CTA will suspend parts of Brown, Green, Orange and Pink line service this weekend for major track repairs in the Loop.
The CTA will suspend parts of Brown, Green, Orange and Pink line service this weekend for major track repairs in the Loop.
CTA Loop closures will disrupt four train lines this weekend
CTA riders traveling through downtown Chicago will need to plan for detours and shuttle buses this weekend as crews work on major track repairs.
CTA riders traveling through downtown Chicago will need to plan for detours and shuttle buses this weekend as crews work on major track repairs.
Chicago weather: Sunny skies and 70s lead to a perfect fall weekend
Chicagoland is in for a sunny, mild weekend before cooler, more fall-like temperatures arrive next week.
Chicagoland is in for a sunny, mild weekend before cooler, more fall-like temperatures arrive next week.
Chicago mayoral race heats up as candidates submit thousands of signatures
At least five candidates are prepared to officially enter Chicago’s upcoming mayoral race, filing nominating petitions ahead of the February election.
At least five candidates are prepared to officially enter Chicago’s upcoming mayoral race, filing nominating petitions ahead of the February election.
Chicago launches public safety technology pilot two years after ShotSpotter ended
Chicago is preparing to launch a new public safety technology pilot program, two years after the city discontinued ShotSpotter.
Chicago is preparing to launch a new public safety technology pilot program, two years after the city discontinued ShotSpotter.
Chicago launches public safety technology pilot two years after ShotSpotter ended
Chicago is preparing to launch a new public safety technology pilot program, two years after the city discontinued ShotSpotter.
Chicago is preparing to launch a new public safety technology pilot program, two years after the city discontinued ShotSpotter.
Chicago small business owner says mayor's proposed tax hike could add to growing costs
After Mayor Brandon Johnson unveiled his budget proposal that looks to close an $882 million gap, some alders and small business owners are criticizing a plan that would raise taxes on businesses.
After Mayor Brandon Johnson unveiled his budget proposal that looks to close an $882 million gap, some alders and small business owners are criticizing a plan that would raise taxes on businesses.
Chicago weather: Unseasonably warm weekend ahead, with highs in the 70s
Chicago is in for an unseasonably warm weekend with highs in the 70s, plenty of sunshine and a slight chance of rain Sunday before temperatures cool next week.
Chicago is in for an unseasonably warm weekend with highs in the 70s, plenty of sunshine and a slight chance of rain Sunday before temperatures cool next week.