A Chicago man was charged with felony drug offenses after his arrest at a Naperville train station with meth, cocaine, and cannabis. His arrest followed a DEA tip and led to a scuffle causing minor injuries to three officers.

Walgreens has listed roughly 200,000 square feet at Chicago’s Old Post Office for sublease as it prepares to vacate the Loop and consolidate roles at its Deerfield HQ.

A teenage boy was hurt in a South Side shooting overnight; initial reports were brief and officials had not released full details. The single alert came from a local TV station.

US air traffic controllers to receive back pay following a government shutdown, as flight delays and cancellations persist.

A 16-year-old boy was shot in West Garfield Park, Chicago, by assailants who fled in a black car; he's in good condition, and no arrests have been made.

A federal judge is considering releasing detainees from an ICE operation in Chicago, with some arrests possibly violating a consent decree. A U.S. citizen family claims to have been pepper-sprayed by federal agents.

A 19-year-old Chicago man was sentenced to 10 years after prosecutors say he carjacked an 83-year-old woman's Rolls‑Royce in Beverly; police recovered video and a note on his phone.

Walgreens removed paid holiday pay for many hourly store workers after Sycamore Partners' buyout, a change employees say will shave hundreds from paychecks.

A 37-year-old man was shot by two people on bicycles in West Englewood early Tuesday; two suspects are in custody and charges are pending.

The new After School Matters' Orleans Teen Center, renovated from a former Catholic school, provides learning and development opportunities for Chicago's youth, with support from a $5 million grant.

An interior demolition permit was issued for 19 S. LaSalle as Envoi Partners advances plans to convert the 1893 Central YMCA into roughly 207 apartments with retail. Landmark protections are moving through the city process.

Chicago weather forecasts a chance of morning snow on Veterans Day, but with minimal accumulation and clearing skies later with a high of 41 degrees. A warming trend is expected, reaching mid-60s by the weekend.

The Cook County Department of Animal and Rabies Control advises pet owners to take safety precautions for their pets during winter, such as indoor shelter, protective gear, and updated pet IDs.