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Army combat veteran Melvin Gatewood opens up about life after injury, dealing with survivors’ remorse, and the mental and physical challenges veterans face at home. 

The Chicago White Sox’s Ace program continues to support local youth with academic, athletic and personal development resources. 

A new Eventbrite study shows Gen Z and millennials are favoring more casual, community-focused live events as digital fatigue and a desire for connection grow. 

According to real estate data, Chicago’s housing market saw price growth well above the national pace in December. 

Travelers flying without a Real ID can now pay a $45 TSA “Confirm ID” fee to verify their identity online, a change that’s drawing mixed reactions from passengers at O’Hare.

Eighteen years after the Lane Bryant murders, Mike Hudek reflects on losing his sister Carrie and shares why his family continues to push for progress in the unsolved case.

A Chicago woman shot multiple times by a Border Patrol agent is demanding the release of body camera footage as she prepares to speak in Washington, D.C., alongside others injured by federal agents.

As we begin celebrating Black History Month, Chicago priest and civil rights activist Father Michael Pfleger is being honored for tirelessly fighting on behalf of people of color. Scott Schneider has details.

We are months away from the start of the WNBA season and there is controversy, off the court, for the Chicago Sky. 

A man is facing charges accused of shooting a sheriff's deputy during a traffic stop in Peoria.

A crash involving six vehicles leaves several people hurt in Skokie.

If you're flying and don't have the real ID, the new fee is now in effect.