Obama Presidential Center looks to hire 150 full-time employees
Former President Obama is calling on Chicago residents to join the team behind the new South Side Presidential Center.
Former President Obama is calling on Chicago residents to join the team behind the new South Side Presidential Center.
Grant Park Music Festival announces 2026 season celebrating America’s 250th birthday
The Grant Park Music Festival will return to downtown Chicago June 10.
The Grant Park Music Festival will return to downtown Chicago June 10.
Chicago rideshare surcharge begins today, here's where trips will cost more
A rideshare surcharge is now in effect for downtown Chicago and parts of the South Side.
A rideshare surcharge is now in effect for downtown Chicago and parts of the South Side.
Breaking down benefits of dry January | ChicagoNOW
Dry January has been getting more and more popular. Dr. Veronica Loy with Rush University Medical Center joins live in studio to share more about the benefits of participating in this years dry January.
Dry January has been getting more and more popular. Dr. Veronica Loy with Rush University Medical Center joins live in studio to share more about the benefits of participating in this years dry January.
Chicago man charged months after Red Line robbery, police say
Chicago police say an 18-year-old man has been arrested and charged months after a robbery on a Loop CTA train.
Chicago police say an 18-year-old man has been arrested and charged months after a robbery on a Loop CTA train.
Obama Presidential Center looks to hire 150 full-time employees with focus on Chicago residents
Former President Obama is calling on Chicago residents to join the team behind the new South Side Presidential Center.
Former President Obama is calling on Chicago residents to join the team behind the new South Side Presidential Center.
House fire on Chicago's Far South Side leaves person seriously wounded
A person was seriously injured after a fire broke out at a home early Tuesday morning in Chicago's Roseland neighborhood.
A person was seriously injured after a fire broke out at a home early Tuesday morning in Chicago's Roseland neighborhood.
Fire on Chicago's Far South Side leaves person seriously wounded
A person was seriously injured after a fire broke out at a home early Tuesday morning in Chicago's Roseland neighborhood.
A person was seriously injured after a fire broke out at a home early Tuesday morning in Chicago's Roseland neighborhood.
Chicago man charged with stealing over $1,200 of merchandise from Macy's
A Chicago man has been charged with felony retail theft after police said he tried to leave a downtown department store with more than $1,200 worth of merchandise.
A Chicago man has been charged with felony retail theft after police said he tried to leave a downtown department store with more than $1,200 worth of merchandise.
Chicago weather: January thaw holds with clouds and fog
Chicago’s January thaw continues through late week before cooler air and a light rain-snow mix return this weekend.
Chicago’s January thaw continues through late week before cooler air and a light rain-snow mix return this weekend.
Stabbing attack on CTA Red Line platform leaves man, woman wounded
A man and a woman were stabbed Monday night during a fight on a CTA Red Line platform on Chicago's South Side.
A man and a woman were stabbed Monday night during a fight on a CTA Red Line platform on Chicago's South Side.
New details arise in sudden closure of popular Chicago restaurant
Following the closure of McCormick & Schmick’s in Chicago’s Loop, a former employee said staff learned the restaurant was shutting down on their final day of work.
Following the closure of McCormick & Schmick’s in Chicago’s Loop, a former employee said staff learned the restaurant was shutting down on their final day of work.
Venezuelans in Chicago react with relief, skepticism after Maduro's capture
From celebration to caution, Chicago’s Venezuelan community is reacting to the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife by U.S. forces.
From celebration to caution, Chicago’s Venezuelan community is reacting to the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife by U.S. forces.
Chicago Snowballs hold tryouts for new showtime baseball team
A new baseball team is sliding into Chicago!
A new baseball team is sliding into Chicago!
Semi hits I-94 overpass in Chicago, garbage truck hits trailer, ISP says
A semi-truck hit an overpass on I-94 on the South Side, leading to its trailer becoming loose and being hit by a garbage truck.
A semi-truck hit an overpass on I-94 on the South Side, leading to its trailer becoming loose and being hit by a garbage truck.
Chicago homicides in 2025 fell to lowest level in 60 years, CPD says
Chicago saw the fewest homicides in a single year in 2025 in six decades, according to data released by the Chicago Police Department.
Chicago saw the fewest homicides in a single year in 2025 in six decades, according to data released by the Chicago Police Department.
Linda Brown: Chicago police search for CPS teacher last seen Saturday
Have you seen Linda Brown? Chicago police are searching for a 53-year-old teacher last seen Saturday.
Have you seen Linda Brown? Chicago police are searching for a 53-year-old teacher last seen Saturday.
Murders and opioid deaths drop in Cook County | What’s behind the shift?
New data from the Cook County Medical Examiner shows a drop in murders and opioid-related deaths. We break down what the numbers reveal and what this trend could mean for public safety.
New data from the Cook County Medical Examiner shows a drop in murders and opioid-related deaths. We break down what the numbers reveal and what this trend could mean for public safety.
Tryouts underway for Chicago Snowballs
A new baseball team just slid into Chicago, but they're not chasing championships. Rather, they are playing for the crowd.
A new baseball team just slid into Chicago, but they're not chasing championships. Rather, they are playing for the crowd.
Former Chicago McCormick & Schmick’s employee says they learned of closure on New Year’s Eve
An ex-employee of McCormick & Schmick’s in the Loop said the staff learned the restaurant was shutting down on New Year's Eve.
An ex-employee of McCormick & Schmick’s in the Loop said the staff learned the restaurant was shutting down on New Year's Eve.