Oswego residents within a quarter-mile of the 500 block of Colchester Drive were told to stay inside as officers responded in force.

Chicago finally gets a cut of its parking meter profits — but only after two decades of pain from the 2008 deal.

City Council rejected growing the district's footprint, but a long-stalled Western Avenue bridge fix can finally move forward.

Krusinski Construction is retrofitting an Elmhurst building into 114 flexible suites, Saltbox's first Midwest location.

Vincent Kehoe was already out on pretrial release for an earlier fleeing-and-eluding incident when he allegedly fled again.

Linework at the Cleve Carney Museum traces Chicago's alternative comics scene through an anthology connected to Columbia College Chicago.

A 26-year-old Illinois man faces felony charges after a victim was stabbed in the back in East Chicago.

DLC Management sold the Costco- and Home Depot-anchored center to Nevada's Rhino Investments Group after a decade-long turnaround.

A federal jury found Anthony Mayers guilty after hearing he forced a witness to help move a victim's body following a deadly overdose.

The Litter Caterpillars spent $10,000 of their own money on two Englewood lots — now they're battling illegal dumpers to keep it green.

District 131 will spend nearly $10 million more than last year while enrollment keeps sliding toward 12,000 students.

The crash near Metra and CTA tracks shut down Euclid Avenue as police investigated Wednesday morning.

CBP withdrew from a UIC career fair after Mexican Students de Aztlán objected to a recruitment email inviting accounting students to join Border Patrol.