An I-Team probe found city and postal vehicles sitting unticketed in Loop tow zones while private drivers nearby got cited.

At Westfield Old Orchard, a man allegedly pushed a woman into a koi pond and held her underwater, police said. The incident was described as an attempted robbery and assault; the woman was hospitalized.

Police say a seven-person crew robbed three men at gunpoint near State Street, then fled into the Jackson Red Line station.

A 28-year-old man faces attempted murder charges while his 32-year-old co-defendant got a misdemeanor in the September shooting.

State Rep. Kam Buckner's proposal would let Chicagoans elect a commission to draft rules for City Hall, then vote on them.

Visitors came to the 54-acre living history farm on a school holiday for trains, hay rides and pumpkin coloring.

A statewide study examines mental health among Illinois lawyers, including gambling.

About 250 residents and officials turned out as the La Grange Park senior community kicked off its last expansion phase — 30 of 38 homes already sold.

A man was beaten and robbed during an after-party altercation.

SSRN pulled Nicholas Polson's papers and froze his upload accounts, citing unusual submission activity rather than proven fraud.

Hot dogs, hayrides and a fog-wreathed skeleton petting zoo filled Village Park for five hours on Saturday.

The Sister Act vocal coach and former Chicago schoolteacher marks 50 years in music with a State Street signing and a Wheaton concert.

The Mitchell Drive restaurant hosted chamber ribbon-cuttings and a Juneteenth march, but foot traffic never followed.