Three days of free jazz hit Chicago's South Side, with a civil rights suite honoring Fannie Lou Hamer among the highlights.

Noble 33 is bringing a brasserie and a Mexican concept to Chicago, with one in River North and another in Fulton Market.

The driver said a passenger performed a sex act in her backseat.

A Cook County judge sided with Guaranteed Dispensary near Northwestern Memorial, rejecting claims tied to a zoning board member's son.

A Danville prisoner's federal suit over blocked videophones lands amid years of unmet accommodation promises across Illinois prisons.

Ald. Desmon Yancy says South Shore must grow vertically since it can't grow horizontally. Public comment closes September 21.

An 1890 Henderson Street house sold for $1,005,000 in July, and permits already point to a duplex with rooftop decks.

JAB Real Estate wants to swap two retail buildings near the Diversey CTA stop for a five-story, 56-unit building.

A silver SUV crashed into a parked vehicle after gunfire struck the driver early Friday on South Wood Street.

Forensic searchers found more than 70 files on Adam Bakker's desktop after a cloud-storage tip triggered a months-long probe.

Steve Irving wants to build $250,000 homes on West Dresser Road, but the plan needs a zoning waiver and annexation first.

Ballistic evidence from a second shooting helped Chicago police finally charge a 15-year-old in Eric Billops's death.

Michael A. Jordan, 27, was waiting at a CTA bus shelter when a fleeing driver, chased by police, slammed into it in 2019.