Chicago man shot, seriously wounded victim on South Side, police say

A suspect was charged in connection with the shooting and serious wounding of another man on the South Side earlier this week.

Chicago weather: Subzero wind chills ease as lake-effect snow shifts south

Chicagoans endured another frigid January day as wind chills dipped below zero and lake-effect snow continued to impact parts of the region, though conditions were beginning to improve.

Hundreds rally at Daley Plaza for National Shutdown Day

Hundreds of people gathered at Daley Plaza in downtown Chicago on Friday as part of National Shutdown Day, a nationwide protest calling for changes to immigration enforcement.

Chicago man sentenced to 65 years for 2021 Chinatown murder: prosecutors

A man has been sentenced to 65 years in prison for the 2021 shooting death of Woom Sing Tse, 71, in Chicago's Chinatown neighborhood, according to prosecutors.

Suspect with lengthy criminal history charged in CTA sexual assault: police

A man with a lengthy criminal history has been charged after attacking and sexually assaulting a woman in a CTA station elevator on Tuesday, according to Chicago Police.

Above-average snowfall keeps plow crews busy across Chicagoland

Snow removal companies are gearing up for another busy weekend with a winter storm warning in effect for the city of Chicago.

Rush Medical Center tests Apple Vision Pro to help detect colon cancer

Doctors in Chicago are testing immersive technology as part of a new clinical trial that could change how colon cancer is detected—and potentially expand to hospitals nationwide.

Rush Medical Center tests Apple Vision Pro to help detect colon cancer
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Doctors in Chicago are testing immersive technology as part of a new clinical trial that could change how colon cancer is detected—and potentially expand to hospitals nationwide.

Chicago bar closes doors in protest supporting immigrant rights
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Chicago bar Kumiko is closing for the night as part of a nationwide protest, with owner Julia Momose saying the decision is meant to speak out against ICE enforcement policies and in support of immigrant communities. Employees are still being paid for the day, and the bar plans to reopen Saturday.

ICE shooting vigil, winter weather & Chicago’s hidden gems | Week in Review
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On this episode of “Week in Review,” a vigil grows in Minneapolis after a shooting involving ICE, troubling new details emerge in the stabbing death of a pregnant woman, and Indiana lawmakers pass a utility relief bill. We also look at charges against a suburban spa owner accused of secretly recording clients, a bizarre duplicate license plate mystery leading to tickets, and a Chicago man nearing release after a possible wrongful conviction. Plus, THC drinks could soon be sold at the United Center, winter weather makes its mark nationwide, questions swirl over whether Terrence Lee is AI, and a mystery vending machine celebrates Chicago Pride. We’ll also take you to Brookfield Zoo, say goodbye to a popular Chicago brewery, turn snow into sculpture in Lake Geneva, spotlight Barry Butler’s stunning winter photography, and wrap up with hidden gems in “Secret Chicago.”

Spooky Plainfield home goes viral, owners speak out | ChicagoLIVE
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A two-story Plainfield home on 143rd St. has been receiving a lot of attention on social media, specifically TikTok, with videos of flashing lights that some believe are signaling SOS. That has led to a heightened concern that something suspicious is happening on that property.

Chicago couple accused of leading cocaine ring among 9 charged in federal case

A couple accused of leading an organization that trafficked cocaine in and around the Chicago area are among nine people facing federal charges following an undercover investigation.

Remains found on I-94 identified 14 years later | ChicagoLIVE
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Human remains that were found on I-94 have been identified 14 years later. Master Sergeant Dan Thomas with Illinois State Police joins us.