An off-duty Chicago officer was involved in a shootout with a suspect; no injuries occurred and the officer is on routine leave during the investigation.

Chicago hosts various events to honor Martin Luther King Jr., including historical tours, a celebration of black entrepreneurship, and educational activities to reflect on his legacy.

Chicago council members are advocating for a new police district on the Southwest Side due to high crime rates and slow 911 responses, arguing that the current Chicago Lawn District is oversize and understaffed, stretching police resources thin.

Bally’s temporary casino at Chicago's Medinah Temple attracted nearly 100,000 visitors in December, generating over $8.5 million and contributing to Illinois' casino revenue increase.

The Chicago Blackhawks aim to dismiss a lawsuit by a former player alleging sexual assault by an ex-coach, citing missed filing deadlines and insufficient claims of distress.

Chicago Public Schools prepare for potential closures due to harsh winter weather, while agencies and schools adopt a cautious approach and advise the public to follow updates.

Oscar Mayer is hiring a squad of drivers, dubbed Hotdoggers, to operate their Wienermobiles and host events across the U.S., with perks including a $35,600 salary and travel benefits.

The Chicago Police Department is requesting assistance in finding Darryl Harris, 66, a missing man requiring medical attention, last seen on July 13, 2023.

CPS seeks $56,000 from a family who falsely claimed Chicago residency for school enrollment; a separate case involves a family allegedly lying to get their children into selective schools.

Marriott Marquis and Hyatt Regency prepare to host the Democratic National Convention in Chicago from August 19-22, with events also at McCormick Place and the United Center.

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to review a challenge to Illinois' ban on semiautomatic weapons, ending the case brought by State Rep. Dan Caulkins and others.

The Illinois DCFS Scholarship Program for 2024 is now accepting applications to help youth in care with education costs, offering tuition waivers, stipends, and healthcare.

Chicago police are seeking a male suspect for an armed robbery on the CTA Blue Line, where he used a machete to threaten passengers on December 30. They encourage public assistance in the investigation.