The wild cat has been loose for weeks after slipping away from its owner in Reddick. Officials want sighting texts, not selfies.

Chicago faces a wet, stormy Saturday morning with a flood watch in effect through 10 a.m. A quieter stretch arrives Monday before more storms return midweek.

A judge in Markham found Brian Harris and Jahlil Robinson posed a danger to the victim and the community after a 100 mph chase.

Police say a 1:32 a.m. call on North Franklin Street led them to a second scene on Swisher Avenue, where a search warrant turned up more evidence.

Painters will race the clock at Pottawatomie Park and set up easels inside the Fabyan Japanese Garden during the Aug. 17-23 competition.

Lexington Homes' Northbrook Row broke through final village approval, with site work and pre-sales set to launch this fall.

A blown tire forced buses onto the O'Hare tarmac as United Flight 455 aborted its climb to Phoenix, snarling flights airport-wide.

Tilton Park could get new turf, dugouts, and a splash of drainage relief for Kyte Creek if a second state grant bid lands this time.

Ladvim Memisovski, 47, avoided prison after recording 400-plus calls that helped bring down Cook County Assessor's Office colleagues.

Clouds and spotty showers lead into a stormy Chicago weekend, with the heaviest rain possible late Friday night into Saturday.

Simo “Sam” Krneta funneled bribes to ex-Mayor Jeff Tobolski for years — but a federal judge cited his health and reform in sparing him prison.

The 49-year-old concealed carry holder armed herself inside her home before firing. The suspect later walked into Jackson Park Hospital with a gunshot wound.

A five-story Streeterville retail building will fall for a sleek two-story flagship, with a French jeweler rumored to be the mystery tenant.