A 31-year-old man was shot in the thigh during a Brainerd domestic dispute; a woman was arrested and police say charges are pending.

Sale prices for Frank Lloyd Wright homes can mask huge repair bills. From a dilapidated Austin landmark to a $2.3M Oak Park sale, preservation costs are reshaping the market.

Amisha Patel, a stalwart of Chicago’s progressive movement and co-founder of United Working Families, died on April 24. City leaders including Mayor Brandon Johnson paid tribute.

Chicago police are seeking help identifying people who robbed and punched a CTA bus rider April 9 in Washington Park. Detectives have released a case number and are asking for tips.

Chicago police issued an alert after multiple armed carjackings in Back of the Yards, Chicago Lawn and McKinley Park; detectives are seeking tips and video.

A Jenney‑designed Near West Side church finished exterior repairs but still needs interior rehab and utility fixes. The United Center's $7 billion 1901 Project could bring new resources.

Three people were shot Saturday on the 5000 block of S. Hoyne Avenue in Back of the Yards; a 20-year-old is in critical condition, police say.

A 65-year-old man was killed after a driver drove onto a curb and struck him during an argument in Gage Park. Police are searching for a blue SUV and ask witnesses to come forward.

The FBI and Naperville police are investigating an armed robbery at a Bank of America near 75th Street and Route 59. No injuries were reported and the suspect fled.

Frost Saturday morning in many suburbs, then a sunny afternoon. Showers Sunday with gusty winds and a possible storm threat Monday night.

An Australian investor has listed the 1700 W. Higgins Road campus in Des Plaines — home to Riddell’s headquarters. CBRE is marketing the property to institutional buyers.

An 18-year-old faces two counts of attempted murder after two people were stabbed inside an Arlington Heights apartment. The suspect was arrested nearby; a May 29 court hearing is set.

Under State’s Attorney Eileen O’Neill Burke, Cook County prosecutors are increasingly opposing certificates of innocence, leaving exonerees stuck in court and waiting for relief.