Chicago White Sox are being sued for allegedly discriminatory practices in ticket sales for disabled fans. The lawsuit claims that the team is not offering equal opportunities for purchasing or accessing ADA seating.

As Chicago prepares to celebrate Mexican Independence Day, the city also grapples with safety concerns and aims to showcase cultural unity and understanding.

As the search for 64-year-old Federico Padilla continues, Chicago residents are urged to help bring him swiftly home to his family.

A woman lost her life, and a man sustained severe injuries after being struck by a car while crossing a road in Mundelein, Illinois.

South Loop residents band together to protest against a proposed data center expansion near McCormick Place, citing concerns for environmental impact, noise, and property values.

U.S. Magistrate Judge Jeffrey Cummings' confirmation to the federal trial bench sets an inspiring landmark for diversity and civil rights advocacy in the legal profession.

As Chicago continues to face the impact of gun violence, a recent shooting incident involving a 24-year-old woman leaves the community shaken.

Chicago police recover three weapons following an altercation involving gang members, showing successes in combatting crime in the city.

As Chicago's 9th District (Deering) investigates a recent forcible entry burglary, the entire community anxiously seeks to understand these enigmatic suspects.

An unsettling wave of bomb threats reported at Aurora public libraries has residents and local authorities on high alert.

A series of armed robberies in the Near West neighborhood has left residents shaken, as police issue a community alert for the area.

The University of Chicago pioneers an innovative approach to addressing the nation's gun-violence crisis with the launch of their unique Violence Prevention Leadership Academy.

A Chicago Fire Department truck veered out of control and hurtled into an Auburn Gresham home, displacing its bewildered residents.