A teenager was critically injured in a stabbing on State Street, Chicago. The suspect remains at large following the altercation between acquaintances.

A Cook County jury awarded $14 million to the estate of a newborn who suffered severe brain damage at the University of Chicago Medical Center in 2016, leading to his death in 2020.

Chicago introduces new "I voted!" stickers designed by local artist Jane Ignacio, replacing former wristbands and aiming to promote inclusive, nonpartisan civic pride.

The Chicago Transit Authority announced 'Ask CTA,' a video series on customer service transparency, answering public questions via CTA staff responses on various platforms.

Jerrel Van Sheffield, 68, is missing in Chicago since March 14, last seen near 78th and Honore, driving a black Toyota Corolla. Police seek public help to locate him.

Chicago's Adler Planetarium will raise admission fees from April 1, with price increases for both residents and non-residents, to counteract financial challenges post-COVID-19.

Kathy Vega Hardy is opening A Taste of the Philippines restaurant in Jefferson Park, featuring traditional Filipino dishes and unique culinary offerings.

The Chicago police seek public help after a violent robbery at a Purple Line stop on March 1, involving three suspects who assaulted and robbed a victim.

Chicago Police seek a male suspect for a robbery on the CTA Red Line; he's described as African American, 18-20 years old, with long dreads and a distinctive backpack.

A series of armed robberies in Chicago's Grand Crossing has prompted a police alert, with suspects described as young men in dark clothing using a grey Jeep Cherokee.

A man shot another man after a dispute in Chicago's Loop; the shooter, a licensed firearm owner, was taken into custody, and the victim is in fair condition.

North Central College's women's wrestling program, under coach Joe Norton, has grown rapidly to become the largest NCAA team, with recent national championship success and athletes competing in the U.S. Olympic Team Trials.

The EPA is enforcing new rules to cut ethylene oxide emissions by 90% in sterilization operations, addressing cancer risks posed by the toxin to communities.