The white jersey from Chicago's record 96-54 Game 3 blowout hits JOOPITER's block next month, with previews stopping in New York and Los Angeles.

Johnny Plummer, arrested at 15 in 1991, is back in court as newly surfaced medical records back up his torture claims.

Court filings from Henderson’s 2011 divorce allege corporal punishment against his sons. He says no charges or findings ever resulted.

He hid in cold marsh water for over five hours before troopers found him near Burns Harbor.

Chicago faces scattered storms Wednesday, with the strongest activity possible from afternoon into early evening. Sunny, cooler weather arrives Thursday.

The Lincoln Square bar shut down after a gas stove fire burned a victim's hands and face. It reopens Thursday.

Federal officers say the plant stash, hidden in pink plastic, carried a street value topping $140,000.

Three masked gunmen hit a Loomis truck outside the 95th Street Burger King, then sped off toward the expressway.

Community groups say officers choked a 14-year-old at a public meeting, then arrested his mother on assault charges.

Chicago's Reeling festival opens September 17 at the Music Box with a Spanish drama starring Penélope Cruz and Glenn Close.

A Sid Luckman jersey, a Red Grange football and Elmhurst's own Travelers headline a new exhibit opening Friday.

A federal-local raid on West 84th Street turned up 10 gun switches and $14,000 in cash. Only one suspect stayed behind bars.

A retired CPD officer's quick thinking cut short a ruse burglary targeting an elderly couple near 115th and Campbell.