Investigators are turning to new technology to finally name a man found dead in a suburban Chicago canal two decades ago.

A Maywood senior building faces a bed bug problem residents say keeps returning, with one longtime tenant treated for bites as recently as August.

Got a towering spruce in your yard? Chicago wants to crown it the city's official Christmas tree for Millennium Park.

Spartan Stadium opens at noon Saturday as Romeoville's own 135-member band debuts “The Amazon” at 6:45 p.m.

Tyreese Russell, 33, is accused of exposing himself to two teens at a Central Street Starbucks; months earlier, he was arrested in Joliet in a similar case.

Cassandra Mosley-Dagons allegedly whipped her grandson with an extension cord and kept both teens isolated through homeschooling since 2020.

A 57-year-old man and 65-year-old woman were hurt Wednesday when gunfire broke out aboard a CTA bus in Englewood.

A 15-year-old boy now faces murder charges after Kyle Bickham was pushed from a moving Red Line train near 69th Street.

A binding referendum could cap future mayors and council members at two terms — but not Nancy Rotering.

Hawkins Point's incinerator will stop burning hazardous waste within months under a new state consent decree.

Little Betty Smokehouse landed inside UChicago's Hutchinson Commons, with barbecue tacos already a student favorite.

Michael Gargiulo, already on death row in California, faces trial in Cook County for Tricia Pacaccio's 1993 killing.

Austan Goolsbee says consumer confidence is sinking even as spending rises — a split he calls unlike anything before.