The recent $10 million multistate settlement with ACI Worldwide serves as a reminder of the importance of ensuring companies are held accountable for unauthorized withdrawals and safeguards are in place to prevent future incidents involving consumers' hard-earned money.

In a collision in Chicago's Back of the Yards neighborhood, a speeding vehicle crashed into an SUV, causing major damage to several vehicles and a residential property. Authorities apprehended the driver as charges remain pending.

Hyde Park and Avondale, two Chicago neighborhoods, bring global recognition to the city as they rank among the coolest in the world, highlighting the diverse attractions and rich culture these areas have to offer.

Two University of Chicago students were robbed at knifepoint on October 18, indicating a potential trend of knife-related crimes and a need for increased vigilance in the campus community.

Gibsons Restaurant Group prepares to unveil a new concept in Chicago's Fulton Market, slated to open in late 2024.

As Howard Brown Health Workers United votes in favor of a potential strike, the union calls for a fair contract, addressing ongoing concerns such as wage inequity and lack of gender-affirming healthcare coverage for employees.

As the witching hour of Halloween approaches, it is crucial to prioritize safety amidst the revelry by ensuring sober driving and responsible behavior. This call to action encourages individuals to pre-plan transportation and report any instances of impaired driving, so as to keep the frights on the streets and not behind the wheel.

The Chicago Police Department's Gang Investigation Division recovers 17 firearms and over 3 kilograms of fentanyl-laced heroin in their yearlong operation.

Chicago resident Donald Harris, 37, has been arrested by CPD on felony robbery charges related to an August incident. Details of the case and further legal proceedings are forthcoming.

Chicago experiences patchy fog and a brief midweek warm-up, while rain is set to return following the short-lived warmth.

A 14-year-old male juvenile is charged with robbery after forcibly taking property from a retail establishment in Chicago.

A Chicago man, previously convicted of child pornography possession, faces new charges related to similar allegations, after violating parole terms.

Chicago's popular Smoque BBQ embraces change by closing its stall at Revival Food Hall and launching a new sandwich concept, Uppercut Sandwich Co., later this week.