$1.2M lottery ticket sold at the North Side Jewel Osco supermarket on North Ashland Avenue, becomes the spotlight in Lucky Day Lotto.

Columbia College adjunct faculty strike over class cuts, citing compromised education quality, job security, and lack of benefits.

Chicago protestors call for Gaza ceasefire, criticizing US military aid to Israel and urging Biden to intervene.

Naperville Police Department prepares residents for a safe Halloween by sharing precautionary measures.

MacKenzie Scott gifts $8 million to Chicago-based non-profit Cara Collective, in her latest effort to uplift underserved communities.

Chicago plans to house migrants in industrial-zoned Brighton Park land, despite concerns about pollution history. Safety measures in progress.

Illinois AG sues Meta Platforms over harmful business practices impacting kids and ties rise in mental health issues to social media use.

18 attorneys general back the CAM program aiming to reunite migrant children from Central America with US-residing parents amidst controversy.

Honoring the legacy of iconic journalist Harry Porterfield, his impact on Chicago, and remarkable career in uplifting everyday heroes.

As Chicago deals with increasing migrant arrivals, their focus is on providing permanent housing with help from organizations like Todos Para Todos.

Illinois Facebook users receive final payouts from 650m biometric privacy settlement sparking a wider US debate on facial recognition consent.

CCSO builds community relationships with monthly game nights at Chicago Public Library for open communication and stronger bonds.

Technical difficulties plague Chicago Public Schools' high school admissions tests. CPS has announced there will be a temporary fix to these glitches and has laid out new dates for testing.