A federal judge stepped in one day before classes started, ordering Manhattan School District 114 to re-enroll 10-year-old E at her neighborhood school.

Chicago gets a breezy Saturday with a slight storm chance, followed by dangerous lake conditions late tonight and Sunday. A cooler, mostly sunny stretch arrives next.

The tavern-pizza spot swapped West Town for a Halsted Street room connected to Parson's by an arched doorway.

Officers Salas and Serrano scaled a Grant Park breakwall to save a 59-year-old man who could not swim to shore.

A woman was found lying in the street on West Van Buren before midnight; the driver never stopped.

A storm-felled tree cracked open a Merrillville trailer, revealing 48 dogs and cats crammed inside — including six-week-old puppies.

Brian Metcalf once ran Gage Park High School. Now he owes restitution alongside two co-defendants for a scheme spanning Chicago and Indianapolis.

OSF nurses told Streator's council that kratom addiction contributed to one patient's suicide, with a vote possible September 2.

Internal Affairs closed its probe into a mystery officer tied to convicted extortionist Jawad Fakroune without ever naming him.

A dismissed 2025 complaint against Rep. Amy Briel is back, with a former aide going public and her GOP rival calling for reform.

Opening night in downtown Aurora features Comparsa Zapata's Chinelo dancers and a growing Day of the Dead altar through November 1.

Police say a man in a red shirt attacked a woman running on the trail, then sped off toward Vallette Street.

A pole fire near U.S. 40 knocked out power to 9,000 NIPSCO customers, with about 75% of Dyer going dark again.