Chicago

F1 Arcade is coming to Chicago this summer, in the River North neighborhood. Kasey Chronis reports. 

A local father was fatally shot inside a Lawndale apartment building on Jan. 18 while visiting Chicago with his two sons, and authorities are offering a $10,000 reward as the investigation continues with no arrests made.

Chicago crowds paid tribute on Thursday as Rev. Jesse Jackson lies in repose.

The family of a well-known Chicago boat captain who drowned last summer at DuSable Harbor is now suing, saying his death could have been prevented. They’re taking the case to court and outlining who they believe is responsible.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson honored the legacy of Rev. Jesse Jackson, reflecting on the civil rights leader's influence on his early political journey. 

A new proposal in Springfield would let developers of major projects — including a potential Bears stadium — freeze property taxes for up to 40 years and negotiate payment deals with local governments. Supporters say it could help keep the team in Illinois, while critics argue it would shift the tax burden onto homeowners and small businesses.

President Donald Trump announced his is instructing federal agencies to begin identifying and releasing files related to unidentified aerial phenomena. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the Pentagon is reviewing the materials. 

A review of CTA and Metra records found racial gaps in suspensions issued to riders accused of violent conduct. 

The Illinois Department of Transportation shares details on future work and traffic expectation related to the multiyear I-80 reconstruction effort. 

Budget disputes between Mayor Brandon Johnson and the City Council contributed to credit downgrades from Fitch and Kroll, signaling rising interest rates on municipal borrowing.

As Waymo prepares for future operations in Chicago, the company says its autonomous driving technology is designed to navigate complex urban streets. 

Rev. Jesse Hackson is lying in repose today and tomorrow at the Rainbow PUSH center, marking the beginning of services to honor the civil rights icon.

The family of "Captain Bill" is now suing over his death last summer at Chicago's DuSable Harbor.

Youth for a Better Future provides teens with job readiness training, mentorship and enrichment programs. 

Everyone Reading Illinois is holding its annual fundraiser at the University Club of Chicago to support dyslexia awareness and literacy programs. Organizers say proceeds will help fund education, advocacy and early intervention efforts.