Ryan Serhant's firm just opened two Illinois offices, luring agents who've logged $600 million in Chicagoland sales.

First Lady's Creepy Cruise sails past the building used as a morgue after the 1915 disaster.

Detectives want help identifying a man who punched a woman at Roosevelt station Sunday — the attack is now a felony aggravated battery case.

Wilson says his wife was assaulted first; Monterrey Security says he forced his way onto a media-only elevator.

Matthew Borders' truck and trailer crossed two lanes before hitting a guardrail, scattering cargo across East Michigan Boulevard.

Chicago gets a sunny Tuesday with a high near 72.

The line for Ballet Chicago's Wicked open call wrapped onto Washington Street by mid-morning Monday.

Chicago starts the week sunny near 63 degrees, then warms into the 70s by Tuesday and Wednesday. Mostly dry weather is expected through Sunday.

Hell's BBQ wants village cash to help turn the old Danelli's building into its new downtown Oswego home.

The former House Speaker died at his Kendall County home, a figure remembered both for Medicare Part D and a hush-money scandal involving teenage wrestlers.

Jim Durkin calls Darren Bailey a “right-wing evangelist” and says the Illinois GOP must break its Trump fever.

One victim showed up at Franciscan Health Michigan City on his own with a gunshot wound as police worked an overnight scene by Washington Park.

The Loomis Street entrance reopens with a near-exact replica of its original 1950s marquee, plus a new elevator and ramp.