Maurice Berry Jr. fired 12 rounds in two seconds, killing a man buying sodas for family pizza night. Appellate judges just upheld it all.

Michael Benjamin retraced the ambulance route that carried him to Loyola's burn unit after a 2021 fire pit explosion nearly killed him.

Robert Allison told police he was unsure whether 18-year-old Christian Ogbomon was coming at him before he opened fire.

Chicago police released photos of the suspect after the Granville station attack on August 25.

The two-day ambient festival marks 50 years of Mort Garson's cult plant album with a four-hour Fern Room set and a tape swap.

The Armitage Avenue fondue landmark added 10 new tables for larger parties and events.

The gourmet hot dog and quesadilla truck is settling into the former Freddie's Off The Chain space on South Madison Street, bar included.

Armored vehicles and police tape locked down Wrightwood and Kimball for hours on Labor Day, just steps from the former mayor's home.

CTA riders faced major delays on the South Side as crews worked to clear the scene near the 69th Street station.

A once-empty patch beside the Kankakee Public Library now blooms with a native-plant mural, a grass archway and a lighted sign.

Five people were inside the vehicle when it hit a barrier in West Pullman; three swam to safety and one man was rescued by the Marine Unit.

Squeezed into a former alleyway on Front Street, the Little Popcorn Store still uses a muffin tin for a cash drawer and a hand-cranked popper.

Chicago gets one more warm, mostly sunny day Tuesday before showers and thunderstorms move in Wednesday. A cooler Thursday follows, but summerlike warmth returns by the weekend.