Chicago police officer shot while driving on South Side, suspect in custody, CPD says
A Chicago police officer was shot and injured while driving on the city’s South Side late Saturday night, and a suspect is in custody.
A Chicago police officer was shot and injured while driving on the city’s South Side late Saturday night, and a suspect is in custody.
Chicago celebrates St. Patrick's Day with river dyeing, parades and packed bars
Chicago kicked off St. Patrick’s Day weekend Saturday as crowds gathered across the city for one of its most recognizable traditions — the dyeing of the Chicago River.
Chicago kicked off St. Patrick’s Day weekend Saturday as crowds gathered across the city for one of its most recognizable traditions — the dyeing of the Chicago River.
Chicago Public Schools CEO search down to 3 finalists
Three finalists were announced in the search for the next CEO of Chicago Public Schools this week.
Three finalists were announced in the search for the next CEO of Chicago Public Schools this week.
Chicago celebrates St. Patrick's Day
Chicago kicked off St. Patrick’s Day weekend Saturday as crowds gathered across the city for one of its most recognizable traditions — the dyeing of the Chicago River.
Chicago kicked off St. Patrick’s Day weekend Saturday as crowds gathered across the city for one of its most recognizable traditions — the dyeing of the Chicago River.
Missing girl, her mother last seen Friday in Chicago
Chicago police are searching for a missing 4-year-old girl and her mother last seen Friday on the West Side.
Chicago police are searching for a missing 4-year-old girl and her mother last seen Friday on the West Side.
Teen charged a month after 12-year-old boy shot in Chicago
Chicago police say a 16-year-old has been arrested and charged a month after a 12-year-old was shot while riding in a vehicle on the West Side.
Chicago police say a 16-year-old has been arrested and charged a month after a 12-year-old was shot while riding in a vehicle on the West Side.
Chicago Teachers Union calls for school shutdown on May Day to protest Trump
The Chicago Teachers Union wants May 1 off for a day of civic action tied to the May Day labor movement.
The Chicago Teachers Union wants May 1 off for a day of civic action tied to the May Day labor movement.
Illinois advocates push for statewide guaranteed income program modeled after Cook County plan
Advocates in Illinois are pushing for a statewide guaranteed income program modeled after Cook County's plan.
Advocates in Illinois are pushing for a statewide guaranteed income program modeled after Cook County's plan.
Mario Tricoci salon in Chicago suburb reopens after fire temporarily forced closure
A fire in the laundry room of a Mario Tricoci in suburban Chicago damaged part of the business and forced the salon to temporary close.
A fire in the laundry room of a Mario Tricoci in suburban Chicago damaged part of the business and forced the salon to temporary close.
Teen charged with 7 felonies after series of armed robberies in Chicago
Chicago police say a 15-year-old is facing seven felony charges tied to robberies targeting people in their vehicles.
Chicago police say a 15-year-old is facing seven felony charges tied to robberies targeting people in their vehicles.
Man shot and killed in West Town alley
Chicago police say a man was shot and killed early Saturday in a West Town alley.
Chicago police say a man was shot and killed early Saturday in a West Town alley.
Chicago Public Schools CEO search down to 3 finalists, including interim head
Three finalists were announced in the search for the next CEO of Chicago Public Schools this week.
Three finalists were announced in the search for the next CEO of Chicago Public Schools this week.
Chicago River dyed green for St. Patrick's Day celebrations
St. Patrick's Day celebrations are underway across Chicago and the river was dyed a brilliant green.
St. Patrick's Day celebrations are underway across Chicago and the river was dyed a brilliant green.
Ravinia Festival 2026 Summer lineup preview | ChicagoLIVE
Erik Soderstrom joined the show to preview the lineup for Ravinia 2026.
Erik Soderstrom joined the show to preview the lineup for Ravinia 2026.
Andersonville Restaurant Week features more than 15 eateries | ChicagoLIVE
Andersoneville's annual Restaurant Weeks is coming back this month to offer a variety of menus in the Chicago neighborhood
Andersoneville's annual Restaurant Weeks is coming back this month to offer a variety of menus in the Chicago neighborhood
Chicago bakery celebrates Women's History Month | ChicagoLIVE
Chicago's own StruggleBeardBakery is celebrating Women's History Month with a Saturday Soul Pop-up.
Chicago's own StruggleBeardBakery is celebrating Women's History Month with a Saturday Soul Pop-up.
Breaking down Oscars 2026 predictions with Chicago expert | ChicagoLIVE
We count down to the 2026 Oscars ceremony with Ronald Falzone, a professor emeritus with Columbia College Chicago.
We count down to the 2026 Oscars ceremony with Ronald Falzone, a professor emeritus with Columbia College Chicago.
Chicago River dyed green for St. Patrick's Day celebrations
St. Patrick's Day celebrations are underway across Chicago with the famed river being dyed green as thousands looked on.
St. Patrick's Day celebrations are underway across Chicago with the famed river being dyed green as thousands looked on.
Chicago weather: Cloudy Saturday for St. Patrick's Day celebrations
St. Patrick's Day celebrations kick off today with some cool, cloudy conditions and a slight chance of snow.
St. Patrick's Day celebrations kick off today with some cool, cloudy conditions and a slight chance of snow.
Downtown Chicago thief shot, injured man, police say
A thief stole items from a convenience store in the Loop before shooting and injuring a man who tried to confront him.
A thief stole items from a convenience store in the Loop before shooting and injuring a man who tried to confront him.