Army veteran and business consultant Toni Brooks wants to train tens of thousands of Chicagoans in CPR and conflict resolution — funded by police settlement money.

The Austin-born burger chain plans its first Leander location on Crystal Park Trail, near H-E-B Plus! and the Northline district.

Stephen “Giant” Gretsch, a longtime motorcycle safety advocate, was riding with two friends when his bike left the roadway.

Trailhead Books closes its 63rd Street doors September 26, but the Raytown shop will keep selling online and at pop-ups.

The pilot home sits on one of 12 vacant lots the city acquired to test a new affordability model in Orange Mound.

Officers worked traffic all morning as drivers chased a free Brew Doh toy at Kipling and West 50th. The stand ran out before noon.

Firefighters pulled one person from the rubble at 475 Willis Avenue as FDNY rushed two injured to the hospital Tuesday afternoon.

Maurice Crawford was tracked down nearly a month after a shooting on E. Virginia Way left a 32-year-old man with a head wound.

A close call with a Cessna near Airport in the Sky pushed the Catalina Island Conservancy to ban drones across most of the island.

Emergency crews found the victim unconscious at the scene after the fatal crash.

Warner Robins is considering a higher municipal property tax rate for 2026 as county and school levies also change.

The century-old former Illinois Bell building has sat vacant and vandalized for years — now a 42-unit conversion is edging toward construction.

A Secane assault case turned on the word “no” — jurors sided with the victim over Evan Chiusolo in under three hours.