Chicago police officers hurt in crash on Southwest Side
Two Chicago police officers were injured early Thursday when their marked patrol vehicle was struck from behind on the Southwest Side.
Two Chicago police officers were injured early Thursday when their marked patrol vehicle was struck from behind on the Southwest Side.
2 police officers hurt in crash on Chicago's Southwest Side
Two Chicago police officers were among four people injured in a multi-car crash Thursday morning in the Gage Park neighborhood.
Two Chicago police officers were among four people injured in a multi-car crash Thursday morning in the Gage Park neighborhood.
Chicago weather: Gloomy skies hold temps in the 40s
A persistent inversion is keeping Chicago cloudy and cool through Friday, with brighter and warmer weather expected over the weekend.
A persistent inversion is keeping Chicago cloudy and cool through Friday, with brighter and warmer weather expected over the weekend.
Parkinson's patients learn Broadway choreography
Dance and music can be therapeutic and healing. Broadway in Chicago is showing "A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical" is playing in Chicago now.
Dance and music can be therapeutic and healing. Broadway in Chicago is showing "A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical" is playing in Chicago now.
Man faces terrorism charge after allegedly lighting woman on fire on CTA train
A Chicago man has been federally charged after allegedly setting fire to a woman riding a CTA train Monday night in the Loop.
A Chicago man has been federally charged after allegedly setting fire to a woman riding a CTA train Monday night in the Loop.
Chicago weather: Warmer days ahead, but clouds will linger
Emily Wahls has your weather update!
Emily Wahls has your weather update!
Cook County to double immigration attorneys amid national debate on raids
A hearing on Capitol Hill explored the impact of immigration raids across the country on Wednesday.
A hearing on Capitol Hill explored the impact of immigration raids across the country on Wednesday.
Racial disparities in Black maternal care | The Chicago Report
Local data reveals a disparity in birth complications between white and African American women. Cook County Commissioner and congressional candidate Donna Miller has been addressing the issue, including through the launch of a countywide free doula program.
Local data reveals a disparity in birth complications between white and African American women. Cook County Commissioner and congressional candidate Donna Miller has been addressing the issue, including through the launch of a countywide free doula program.
Two arrested in separate meth incidents hours apart in Palatine: police
Two people were arrested after two separate meth incidents in Palatine, according to police.
Two people were arrested after two separate meth incidents in Palatine, according to police.
Pritzker meets with Pope Leo at the Vatican | The Chicago Report
From politics to pop culture, Paris Schutz and guests bring Chicago's top voices to you.
From politics to pop culture, Paris Schutz and guests bring Chicago's top voices to you.
Timeline: Federal charge follows years of arrests for suspect in Chicago CTA arson attack
A Chicago man long known to law enforcement is facing a federal charge after authorities say he set a woman on fire aboard a CTA Blue Line train Monday night.
A Chicago man long known to law enforcement is facing a federal charge after authorities say he set a woman on fire aboard a CTA Blue Line train Monday night.
Terrorism charge in CTA arson attack
Earlier this week, a 26-year-old woman was lit on fire on a CTA train. The suspect is now facing a federal terrorism charge.
Earlier this week, a 26-year-old woman was lit on fire on a CTA train. The suspect is now facing a federal terrorism charge.
Inside Chicago's prostitution crisis: After years of complaints, undercover sting exposes widespread sex trade
Chicagoans are pushing back against what they say is late-night sex trade in their neighborhood: “People here have had enough."
Chicagoans are pushing back against what they say is late-night sex trade in their neighborhood: “People here have had enough."
Busted on the block: Inside Chicago's prostitution crisis
A Chicago neighborhood is being overrun by open-air prostitution from street corners to backyards, leaving residents exhausted, angry and demanding action. After years of complaints and countless 911 calls, an undercover sting exposes just how rampant the problem has become.
A Chicago neighborhood is being overrun by open-air prostitution from street corners to backyards, leaving residents exhausted, angry and demanding action. After years of complaints and countless 911 calls, an undercover sting exposes just how rampant the problem has become.
Illinois SNAP benefits restored after shutdown — holiday relief for struggling families
Illinois SNAP recipients are finally receiving their full benefits again after a temporary halt caused by the government shutdown. While the state expects all 1.8 million recipients to be paid by tomorrow, many families are still struggling. To help, Christmas in the Wards surprised dozens of West Side families with $50 food vouchers and plans more giveaways this week.
Illinois SNAP recipients are finally receiving their full benefits again after a temporary halt caused by the government shutdown. While the state expects all 1.8 million recipients to be paid by tomorrow, many families are still struggling. To help, Christmas in the Wards surprised dozens of West Side families with $50 food vouchers and plans more giveaways this week.
Chicago CTA arson attack: Man faces terrorism charge after allegedly lighting woman on fire
A Chicago man has been federally charged after allegedly setting fire to a woman riding a CTA train Monday night in the Loop.
A Chicago man has been federally charged after allegedly setting fire to a woman riding a CTA train Monday night in the Loop.
Pritzker meets with Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican to discuss immigration and Illinois ties
Governor J.B. Pritzker and First Lady M.K. Pritzker met with Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican to talk about immigration and recent enforcement operations in Chicago.
Governor J.B. Pritzker and First Lady M.K. Pritzker met with Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican to talk about immigration and recent enforcement operations in Chicago.
Appeals court pauses order restricting use of force by immigration agents in Chicago-area crackdown
A federal appeals court on Wednesday temporarily halted an order restricting the use of force by federal immigration agents in the Chicago area, calling it “overbroad” and “too prescriptive.”
A federal appeals court on Wednesday temporarily halted an order restricting the use of force by federal immigration agents in the Chicago area, calling it “overbroad” and “too prescriptive.”
Court halts restrictions on use of force by feds
A federal appeals court in Chicago is halting a use of force ruling related to "Operation Midway Blitz."
A federal appeals court in Chicago is halting a use of force ruling related to "Operation Midway Blitz."
Judge orders release of hundreds in ICE custody across Chicago
A federal judge has ordered ICE to release more than 400 people detained in Chicago, ruling the agency failed to justify why they were being held.
A federal judge has ordered ICE to release more than 400 people detained in Chicago, ruling the agency failed to justify why they were being held.