Chicago’s quiet Sunday morning is expected to give way to two rounds of thunderstorms, including a potentially dangerous overnight round with heavy rain. Strong storms could bring damaging winds, hail and flash flooding.

Grant Park and Lake Shore Drive shut down for one of the world's largest triathlons, with a $17.5 million payoff for the city last year.

Nine Chicago chefs fry up chicken paired with Champagne at The Alston on August 23, kicking off the Banchet Awards' 25th anniversary season.

South Bend Police detained several people but haven’t confirmed their role in the overnight shooting near campus.

Armored trucks and police vehicles lined a Waukegan block Friday as SWAT teams ended a tense standoff over an alleged aggravated battery.

Gates open at 4:30 p.m. for the free Pritzker Pavilion showcase, with previews of The Notebook and The Outsiders headlining.

Two off-duty Chicago officers were hurt trying to break up a fight that began as a verbal argument at the South Side beach.

A federal appeals panel affirmed the convictions tied to Outcome Health's collapse, even as it called the pretrial asset freeze against the founders troubling.

Everything Bar's back-to-school pop-up swaps Kool-Aid for cocktails named after Twilight and The Very Hungry Caterpillar.

Fewer than 100 certified menopause specialists serve a state where women make up 51% of residents, lawmakers found.

Chicago gets a sunny, comfortable Saturday before a stormy stretch returns Sunday. Heavy rain, gusty winds and flooding could complicate plans through midweek.

Developers want to pair chicken wings with video slots at the vacant Marquette Avenue site, and a liquor license is already pending.

A 17-year-old was found dead with a gunshot wound to the back of his head on West Washington Boulevard. Police have made no arrests.