Stone Temple Baptist Church hosts a Saturday GOTV push as Chicago early voting runs well ahead of 2022.

A boy, 15, and a man, 19, remain critical after a shooting near 50th and Vincennes; a witness said they were in a car driving erratically before it crashed.

About 200 staffers joined UI Health's Halloween parade Friday, dressing up five-day-old NICU babies in hand-sewn costumes.

Light rain and cloudy skies will greet Chicago on Halloween, but showers should ease before evening plans. The bigger wet-weather threat arrives next week.

Illinois State Police say Mitchel DeYoung, 52, was taken into custody mid-event at a St. Anne church this week.

A sledgehammer break-in at a Lake Street gaming cafe spiraled into a high-speed I-290 chase and crash in Bellwood.

A Naperville grocer says staff catch about two suspected shoplifters daily after they leave the store, while a South Loop shopper worries the cameras could target Black customers.

A Chicago police officer remained hospitalized Thursday after being struck by a CPD vehicle during a West Side foot pursuit Wednesday night.

Nearly a third of jail guards call in sick on a given day, Sheriff Tom Dart told commissioners weighing next year's budget.

The nonprofit bookstore on Lake Street closes Nov. 8, with its stock merging into the Pilsen shop.

Deborah Lane has filed to challenge the 42nd Ward's longtime alderman, who hasn't faced an opponent on the ballot since 2007.

Records show Carlos Rivas Jr. was suspended from a charter job after an investigation found unwanted touching of a co-worker. He now faces Jason Dónes in District 3B.

A person was found dead inside a torched car in Roseland early Friday, and police have not said who they were.