Police brought long guns and a K-9 to campus before officials said the scare was contained with no injuries.

Neighbors say sediment-laden runoff repeatedly affected nearby properties since December as the project stays frozen under a stop-work order.

The case centers on a deadly shooting near a Whiting birthday party.

Second Presbyterian Church unveiled its newly restored jeweled window, one of nine Tiffany designs still hidden inside the South Loop landmark.

Crews are finishing courts and a walking loop behind Sterling's Elevate Youth Center, with the gardens moving in 2027.

The sun will drop perfectly between Loop skyscrapers this Tuesday, thanks to Chicago's cardinally oriented street grid.

A homeowner's 911 call over a blocked garage led police to a 70-year-old man slumped dead behind the wheel in Greater Grand Crossing.

Clouds, scattered showers and gusty northeast winds are taking over Chicago Tuesday. Lake Michigan beaches remain dangerous through Wednesday evening.

A predawn stabbing on South Emerald Avenue left a woman dead and a man hospitalized in critical condition, Chicago police say.

CUFF's opening film took over a decade to restore, and its closing premiere debuts Sunday at the Gene Siskel Film Center.

An old joke and an AI hallucination turned a Rosh Hashanah offline stretch into a 10-million-view smear.

Planners voted 4-3 against a new Tiffany Road early learning center, but the village board still gets the final say.

The Lincolnshire office supply giant is winding down, with 200 on-site and 310 remote workers losing jobs on October 3 or within 14 days afterward.