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A memorial in the 3200 block of South Halsted Street has become a gathering place for cyclists mourning the loss of Riley O’Neil.

A longtime Buffalo Grove pastor is facing federal fraud charges after prosecutors accused him of raising millions of dollars for a rehabilitation facility that investigators say never existed.

Four people were shot Monday evening on Chicago's West Side, leaving one man dead and three others wounded, including a 15-year-old boy, police said.

A Chicago Tribune investigation into a local plastic surgeon may lead to changes in the law. According to the Tribune, Dr. Ayoub Sayeg has been under investigation since 2020 after multiple patient deaths in a seven-year span. Tribune reporter Gregory Pratt joins us.

43rd Ward Alderman Timmy Knudsen joins "The Chicago Report" to talk about the recent uptick in violence after recent shootings that occurred in Lincoln Park and Bronzeville.

Chicago won't host a World Cup match this summer, but that isn't stopping local soccer fans from getting in on the action.

What is Illinois doing to cut down on gas prices? When lawmakers in Springfield approved the next state budget last week, it included a suspension on the state's automatic gas tax hike. 

Tatiana Squire, a first-time homeowner in Riverdale, was shocked when her annual property tax bill jumped to nearly $17,000 after a reassessment of her renovated $207,000 home.

A CDOT worker died over the weekend after he was struck by a truck while riding his bike. A memorial has been set up to honor him. 

A ransomware attack disrupted Evanston Township High School's technology systems and internet services.

The stadium deal isn't done yet and the Bears have put out a new statement to make that clear. 

A suburban Chicago man has been charged with murder in connection with a shooting Thursday morning at an Amazon garage facility in Melrose Park.

A citywide scavenger hunt is returning to Chicago with interactive challenges, hidden landmarks and local food stops.