Chicago man accused of pushing rider onto CTA Blue Line tracks as train approached: police
A Chicago man is behind bars on an attempted murder charge after allegedly shoving a man onto the tracks at a CTA Blue Line station Monday morning.
Limit on hemp sales in Chicago one step closer to becoming law
A Chicago City Council committee voted to advance a ban on some hemp sales in the city during a meeting on Wednesday.
Subzero wind chills grip Chicago as warming centers open
More snow comes with the arrival of brutally cold temperatures overnight. Here's where you can find a warming center.
Group sues to release more video of Chicago South Shore immigration raid
DHS is facing a lawsuit to release video of an immigration raid in Chicago's South Shore neighborhood back in September.
Man pleads guilty in violent attack on Jewish students at DePaul
A suburban man pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor battery charge stemming from an attack on Jewish students at DePaul University last year.
Woman dies after slipping in front of Chicago CTA bus, police say
Chicago police say a woman died after slipping in front of a CTA bus on Wednesday morning.
Violent crime in Chicago continues to fall, homicides lowest in a decade, police data shows
Violent crime in Chicago has continued to drop significantly through November, the latest police data shows.
