Chicago Police seek the public's help to find a hit-and-run driver after a pedestrian was fatally struck on Diversey Parkway.

Chicago prepares for its first significant snowstorm of the season, with the National Weather Service issuing an advisory for dangerous travel conditions and potential snow accumulation of 2-5 inches by Wednesday.

United Airlines grounded all Boeing 737 MAX 9s after an Alaska Airlines flight lost a fuselage panel, leading to FAA inspections and flight disruptions.

Illinois gun owners are largely not complying with a law requiring assault-style weapon registration, with only 1% of FOID cardholders reporting their firearms.

The Chicago Bears President Kevin Warren and his wife Greta donated $1 million to the Lurie Children's Hospital's cancer center to support families dealing with pediatric cancer costs.

Prosecutors present their final arguments in the trial of six men accused of murdering rapper FBG Duck in Chicago. The defendants face life sentences if convicted of the targeted shooting in 2020.

A body found on the tracks near O'Hare Airport caused a temporary suspension of Chicago's Blue Line train service, with an ensuing investigation by homicide detectives.

O'Hare Airport moves hotel and off-airport parking shuttles to Terminal 2 starting February 1st; signs to guide passengers from old Bus Shuttle Center.

A 20-year-old from Peoria received a 41-month prison sentence for possession of a machine gun used in a drive-by shooting and a subsequent high-speed chase.

Joe Weber's Four Star Mushrooms is reshaping Chicago's culinary scene by supplying high-quality, sustainably grown mushrooms to top eateries, with plans for community engagement and environmental initiatives.

Chicago's recycling program allows residents to drop off Christmas trees for conversion into mulch at 27 locations from Jan. 6-20, with free mulch available at six spots starting Jan. 8.

Anthony Beale withdrew from the race for 9th Ward Democratic Committee leader after signature issues. Cleopatra Draper plans to pursue a write-in candidacy.

Ride-share drivers in Chicago faced a series of carjackings, including one driver shot on the West Side and another attacked on the Northwest Side, with suspects at large.