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.

A 25-year-old died after officers took 17 minutes to find him following a 911 call — one of 93 delayed responses since ShotSpotter went dark.

After a pole fire torched cars in a parking lot, ComEd has already scanned 1,500 of its 1.3 million poles with drones and AI.

Chicago gets a mostly sunny 76-degree Tuesday before a potentially stormy Wednesday. Damaging winds, hail and heavy downpours are possible.

Checks and PayPal payments worth $23.8 million are hitting mailboxes after regulators found Grubhub overpromised driver pay and hid fees.

A downed light pole and scattered concrete bricks forced Illinois State Police to close the Eisenhower in both directions near Thorndale Avenue.