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For the first time, over 6,500 pages of federal records on the 1955 lynching of Emmett Till are now public ? we speak with Northwestern?s Prof. Christopher Benson, co-author with Mamie Till-Mobley, about what the newly released documents reveal and why they still matter in 2025.

A dozen people were displaced after a fire broke out Monday night in the Logan Square neighborhood.

Dan Bernstein's voice is well known to Chicago sports fanatics. He was the sometimes controversial lead sports radio host at the Score 670 for decades. Now, he's back on the air with a podcast called "Dan Bernstein Unfiltered" - a part of 312 Sports.

A slim majority of CPS board members do not support the budget because they want it to include a $175 million pension payment and some short-term borrowing.

Sen. Dick Durbin spoke with Paris Schutz on Monday in response to President Donald Trump's threats to send the National Guard to Chicago.

A very unique gift from a local company is making waves all the way in Rome.

From changing schedules to more express service, here are the Metra changes you need to know about.

The Archdiocese of Chicago will soon unveil a life-size sculpture of Our Lady of Guadalupe.

President Donald Trump on Monday lobbed personal insults toward Gov. JB Pritzker amid uproar over a report of his administration planning to deploy National Guard members to Chicago to combat crime. The governor responded later on Monday and said the state would sue the Trump administration if troops are sent to the city.

President Donald Trump on Monday lobbed personal insults toward Gov. JB Pritzker amid uproar over a report of his administration planning to deploy National Guard members to Chicago to combat crime.