Chicago weather: A mild weekend ahead, but a big cool-down coming for Thanksgiving
It was another gloomy day with seasonably cool temperatures in the 40s.
All lanes closed on I-94 after car hits light pole, brings down live wires: police
A car crashed into a light pole, shutting down parts of I-94 and causing live wires to hang low over the interstate in Northbrook, according to police.
Slow and steady arrival: Shedd welcomes new female sloth Alface
The Shedd Aquarium is welcoming a new female Linné’s two-toed sloth named Alface.
Chicago man charged in string of South Side burglaries: police
A Chicago man has been charged after allegedly committing multiple burglaries on the South Side, according to police.
Chicago twins lead youth conversation with Pope Leo during national conference
Twin sisters from St. Benedict Parish in Chicago took center stage in a livestream conversation with Pope Leo XIV during the National Catholic Youth Conference.
Volunteers sleep outside in Chicago to support homeless youth
Participants will hear from youth helped by the organization, which serves thousands across the city each year.
Former CPS student speaks out on alleged abuse by gym teacher
For the first time, a former Chicago Public Schools student who is alleging abuse at the hands of a gym teacher is speaking out.
Judge dismisses federal case against Chicago woman shot by Border Patrol agent
A federal judge has officially dismissed the case against a Chicago woman who was shot by a Border Patrol agent — and her co-defendant — with prejudice, meaning the charges cannot be refiled.
Chicago mayor calls CTA attack that left woman burned an ‘isolated incident’
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is calling an attack on a CTA Blue Line an “isolated incident."
Chicago police seek help identifying man found in Portage Park
Chicago Police are looking for the public's help in identifying a man found in the Portage Park neighborhood on Wednesday.
