Chicago CTA rider punched and robbed, police seek suspect
Chicago police are asking for help identifying a man accused of punching and robbing a CTA rider.
Chicago police are asking for help identifying a man accused of punching and robbing a CTA rider.
Chicago's Southeast Side residents renew push against PSI Quantum development
After the Chicago Board rejected a referendum request, Southeast Side residents say they are doubling down on efforts to give voters a say on the proposed PSI Quantum development.
After the Chicago Board rejected a referendum request, Southeast Side residents say they are doubling down on efforts to give voters a say on the proposed PSI Quantum development.
TV meteorologist among 2 killed in Idaho plane crash
A broadcast meteorologist from a local Idaho television station was among two men killed Tuesday morning when a small plane crashed.
A broadcast meteorologist from a local Idaho television station was among two men killed Tuesday morning when a small plane crashed.
Chicago crossing guard praised after carrying child across flooded street | ChicagoNOW
A local crossing guard gained widespread attention when a news helicopter captured him carrying a child across an icy, flooded street.
A local crossing guard gained widespread attention when a news helicopter captured him carrying a child across an icy, flooded street.
Patrick Dempsey, Michael Imperioli discuss new FOX thriller ‘Memory of a Killer’ | ChicagoNOW
The new series Memory of a Killer follows a man juggling a secret life as a contract killer while battling early-onset Alzheimer’s. Patrick Dempsey and Michael Imperioli talk about the series and what viewers can expect from its suspenseful twists.
The new series Memory of a Killer follows a man juggling a secret life as a contract killer while battling early-onset Alzheimer’s. Patrick Dempsey and Michael Imperioli talk about the series and what viewers can expect from its suspenseful twists.
Survey tracks Americans' No-Spend January efforts | ChicagoNOW
Nerd Wallet’s Kimberly Palmer shares insights on No-Spend January 2026.
Nerd Wallet’s Kimberly Palmer shares insights on No-Spend January 2026.
Harry Caray’s to host Groundhog Day celebration honoring Harold Ramis | ChicagoNOW
Harry Caray’s at Navy Pier is celebrating Groundhog Day with a special tribute to Chicago-born filmmaker Harold Ramis.
Harry Caray’s at Navy Pier is celebrating Groundhog Day with a special tribute to Chicago-born filmmaker Harold Ramis.
Inside Truly Ghouly: Where books, masks and paintings get a spooky spin | ChicagoNOW
Robert Kelsey’s Truly Ghouly Workshop turns everyday items into art you won’t see anywhere else.
Robert Kelsey’s Truly Ghouly Workshop turns everyday items into art you won’t see anywhere else.
How close is Illinois to becoming tobacco-free? New report weighs in | ChicagoNOW
The American Lung Association’s annual “State of Tobacco Control” report shares Illinois’ progress in reducing tobacco use.
The American Lung Association’s annual “State of Tobacco Control” report shares Illinois’ progress in reducing tobacco use.
West Chicago teacher placed on leave after pro-ICE Facebook post sparks backlash
A West Chicago teacher is on leave after a Facebook post supporting ICE sparked community backlash.
A West Chicago teacher is on leave after a Facebook post supporting ICE sparked community backlash.
Eskarle La Cruz Romero: Young Chicago mother reported missing
Chicago police say they're searching for a young mom believed to be with her two children.
Chicago police say they're searching for a young mom believed to be with her two children.
Chicago-area man sentenced to 48 years for child sexual exploitation
A Park Forest man has been sentenced to 48 years in federal prison for sexually exploiting a minor and trafficking images of child sexual abuse.
A Park Forest man has been sentenced to 48 years in federal prison for sexually exploiting a minor and trafficking images of child sexual abuse.
US population growth slowest since COVID-19 pandemic
The US population growth slowed significantly last year, and was at its lowest growth rate yet since the coronavirus and Spanish flu pandemics. Trump’s immigration crackdown contributed.
The US population growth slowed significantly last year, and was at its lowest growth rate yet since the coronavirus and Spanish flu pandemics. Trump’s immigration crackdown contributed.
Kinzie Chophouse serves up favorites for Chicago Restaurant Week
The iconic Chicago steakhouse highlights what keeps diners coming back and shares the special dishes they’re featuring for Restaurant Week.
The iconic Chicago steakhouse highlights what keeps diners coming back and shares the special dishes they’re featuring for Restaurant Week.
Fun things to do around Chicago this weekend
A staff writer from Secret Chicago breaks down the top weekend picks, from screen-free hangouts and competitive game bars to indoor shopping and Chicago Restaurant Week.
A staff writer from Secret Chicago breaks down the top weekend picks, from screen-free hangouts and competitive game bars to indoor shopping and Chicago Restaurant Week.
Man detained after encounter with ICE agents in Chicago suburb
A Bolingbrook man is in the custody of ICE this morning after what's being described as a violent incident.
A Bolingbrook man is in the custody of ICE this morning after what's being described as a violent incident.
A sneak peek at the Chicago Boat Show
With frigid temperatures outside, the Discover Boating "Chicago Boat Show" in Rosemont offers a warm escape and a preview of sunny days ahead on Lake Michigan.
With frigid temperatures outside, the Discover Boating "Chicago Boat Show" in Rosemont offers a warm escape and a preview of sunny days ahead on Lake Michigan.
Man charged in Downers Grove apartment fire that killed pregnant woman due in court
A 19-year-old man is set to appear in court today for a detention hearing in connection with a Downers Grove apartment fire that killed a pregnant woman.
A 19-year-old man is set to appear in court today for a detention hearing in connection with a Downers Grove apartment fire that killed a pregnant woman.
Tax season surprise: Illinois families could be owed thousands in refunds
As tax season begins, new and expanded credits mean many Illinois families may qualify for thousands of dollars in refunds—but only if they know how to claim them.
As tax season begins, new and expanded credits mean many Illinois families may qualify for thousands of dollars in refunds—but only if they know how to claim them.
Suburban police seek public's help in homicide investigation
Oswego police are asking nearby residents to check their surveillance cameras and yards after a woman was found dead in the southwest suburb on Tuesday.
Oswego police are asking nearby residents to check their surveillance cameras and yards after a woman was found dead in the southwest suburb on Tuesday.