Chicago police: Man fatally stabbed during argument with someone he knew in Norwood Park
Chicago police say a man was stabbed to death during an argument with someone he knew late Monday night on the city's Northwest Side.
Chicago police say a man was stabbed to death during an argument with someone he knew late Monday night on the city's Northwest Side.
Chicago man charged months after South Side armed robbery, police say
Chicago police say a 21-year-old man has been charged months after an armed robbery on the city's South Side.
Chicago police say a 21-year-old man has been charged months after an armed robbery on the city's South Side.
Chicago weather: Rain chances linger before temps tumble
Storms are weakening as they move into Chicagoland this morning. Cooler air arrives tomorrow before a warmer Memorial Day weekend.
Storms are weakening as they move into Chicagoland this morning. Cooler air arrives tomorrow before a warmer Memorial Day weekend.
Arlington Heights ready for Bears stadium even as megaprojects bill still not OK'd
State lawmakers have yet to pass the so-called megaprojects bill the Bears say is necessary to build a new stadium in suburban Arlington Heights, even though at least one business owner is ready for a deal.
State lawmakers have yet to pass the so-called megaprojects bill the Bears say is necessary to build a new stadium in suburban Arlington Heights, even though at least one business owner is ready for a deal.
Chicago dog daycare owner charged with animal torture, records show
A Chicago doggie daycare facility is closed, after the owner was arrested for alleged animal torture.
A Chicago doggie daycare facility is closed, after the owner was arrested for alleged animal torture.
Chicago dog daycare owner charged with animal torture
A Chicago doggie daycare facility is closed after the owner was arrested for alleged animal torture.
A Chicago doggie daycare facility is closed after the owner was arrested for alleged animal torture.
Chicago Weather: Tracking more storms possible Tuesday morning
We're looking at more storm activity overnight and into the early hours of Tuesday.
We're looking at more storm activity overnight and into the early hours of Tuesday.
Grant funding cut for HIV/AIDS care in Chicago | The Chicago Report
Chicago-area nonprofits are joining forces to protest grant cuts that they say will jeopardize care for Chicagoans living with HIV.
Chicago-area nonprofits are joining forces to protest grant cuts that they say will jeopardize care for Chicagoans living with HIV.
Chicago-area restaurant owner robbed at gunpoint: 'I thought, God help me'
A Melrose Park restaurant owner recounted the terrifying moment when armed robbers stormed his business and held him at gunpoint.
A Melrose Park restaurant owner recounted the terrifying moment when armed robbers stormed his business and held him at gunpoint.
Chicago’s parking meter system sold to New York-based firm, city says
Chicago’s parking meter system is set to be sold to a New York-based investment firm, pending approval from the City Council.
Chicago’s parking meter system is set to be sold to a New York-based investment firm, pending approval from the City Council.
Chicago mother seeks answers in daughter's unsolved homicide
The mother of a young woman whose car was ambushed by gunfire on her way to work on the South Side is still searching for answers months later.
The mother of a young woman whose car was ambushed by gunfire on her way to work on the South Side is still searching for answers months later.
FBI, DEA, ATF join new CTA crime task force
The CTA is getting backup from federal law enforcement agencies as officials work to crack down on violent crime across the transit system.
The CTA is getting backup from federal law enforcement agencies as officials work to crack down on violent crime across the transit system.
Mother blames Chicago Public Schools after alleged teacher attack on 12-year-old son
A Chicago mom wants accountability from CPS after she says her 12-year-old son was violently assaulted by his science teacher.
A Chicago mom wants accountability from CPS after she says her 12-year-old son was violently assaulted by his science teacher.
Mother blames Chicago Public Schools after alleged teacher attack on 12-year-old son
A Chicago mother is demanding accountability from Chicago Public Schools after she says her 12-year-old son was violently assaulted by his science teacher inside a South Side elementary school classroom.
A Chicago mother is demanding accountability from Chicago Public Schools after she says her 12-year-old son was violently assaulted by his science teacher inside a South Side elementary school classroom.
FBI, DEA, ATF join new CTA crime task force
The CTA is getting backup from federal law enforcement agencies as officials work to crack down on violent crime across the transit system.
The CTA is getting backup from federal law enforcement agencies as officials work to crack down on violent crime across the transit system.
Pritzker decries Johnson's push to keep Bears in Chicago
Gov. JB Pritzker accused Mayor Brandon Johnson of showing up "late in the game" Monday after Johnson’s renewed effort to stop the Bears from leaving Chicago for Arlington Heights.
Gov. JB Pritzker accused Mayor Brandon Johnson of showing up "late in the game" Monday after Johnson’s renewed effort to stop the Bears from leaving Chicago for Arlington Heights.
Chicago alder sues feds over hospital arrest during Operation Midway Blitz
Ald. Jessie Fuentes filed a lawsuit against the federal government on Monday over her arrest by immigration agents last October at Humboldt Park Hospital.
Ald. Jessie Fuentes filed a lawsuit against the federal government on Monday over her arrest by immigration agents last October at Humboldt Park Hospital.
Northwestern University names Mung Chiang as next president
Northwestern University named Mung Chiang, the president of Purdue University since 2023, as its new president on Monday.
Northwestern University named Mung Chiang, the president of Purdue University since 2023, as its new president on Monday.
Chicago alder sues feds over hospital arrest during Operation Midway Blitz
Ald. Jessie Fuentes filed a lawsuit against the federal government over her arrest by immigration agents last October at a hospital.
Ald. Jessie Fuentes filed a lawsuit against the federal government over her arrest by immigration agents last October at a hospital.
An invisible universe may be floating beside our own – Michio Kaku explains | ChicagoLIVE
Theoretical physicist Michio Kaku says dark matter may potentially exist beyond the universe humans can see.
Theoretical physicist Michio Kaku says dark matter may potentially exist beyond the universe humans can see.