A two-car crash flipped one vehicle near Sherman and Simpson, trapping a driver; ALS care began before rescuers used an airbag to lift the car.

The gunman fled after killing the man inside an apartment on Lotus Avenue early Saturday. Police have not released his name.

The 99-year-old Avalon Regal could land city cash for masonry repairs, part of a $666,400 landmark grant package.

A shelved 11-mile corridor is back on the table, but Crest Hill says its budget is tapped out by a Lake Michigan water deal.

Unincorporated McHenry County could halt new data center applications for a year as officials worry about groundwater and energy strain.

Tasha Holbrook allegedly funneled company funds to Nordstrom, Home Depot and strangers across state lines before turning herself in.

William Livingston admitted to beating Kathleen Miles unconscious near Block 37, part of a string of attacks dating back over a decade.

Clink Mahjong Social will fill the fourth floor of 5th Avenue Station with seven tables, champagne and fuchsia decor this December.

A 31-year-old woman was followed for several stops before being battered and robbed. Police are hunting a trio seen with a stroller.

The man was found unresponsive with gunshot wounds to the chest and face early Friday. No arrests have been made.

About 20 artists braved rain outside the Chicago Federal Center, chanting “Pause AI!” and planning an October streaming blackout.

Suburban Chicago reporters cite years of pay cuts and a 20% staff loss since Tribune's takeover.

A film inspired by Chicago’s Mothman legend is among the works accepted for the 28th annual fest.