Illinois College and Memorial Health join forces to offer full-tuition scholarships for aspiring nursing students.

With the month of September drawing to a close, Chicago is set to host a series of events expected to attract large crowds and impact traffic.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul leads a coalition of attorneys general in opposing an Indiana law preventing transgender youth from receiving essential gender-affirming care, drawing attention to the mental health implications and equal protection concerns.

Chicago faces a challenge in providing adequate housing and support for thousands of new migrants, stretching resources and raising questions about the city's sanctuary status.

DePaul University's new safety policy requiring identification cards on campus pits privacy and racial profiling concerns against safety.

A $5 million scratch-off lotto ticket brings fortune to an Illinois resident, while raising questions about transparency on lottery winnings and the availability of top prizes.

A seemingly ordinary workday in Aurora, Illinois, takes a life-saving turn for two city workers and a one-year-old boy.

Rev. Albert Adamich, the oldest Catholic priest in the Chicago area, known for his unwavering dedication and unique snow-shoveling method, died at the age of 101.

Union Station in Chicago breathes life into its once-closed entrance, showcasing decades-old posters and ramping up a much-awaited food hall.

The Chicago Tribune has highlighted a dwindling volunteer firefighter force in Illinois towns raising concern for public safety, as response times lag and communities scramble to find solutions.

Chicago's Half Marathon and 5K took place in Jackson Park and DuSable Lake Shore Drive on Sunday, September 24, with an increased focus on security measures and public awareness.

Chicago's residents have recently seen a streak of massive lottery wins, with several multi-million dollar jackpots claimed just this week. Could the Windy City be a hub of fortune?

Vernon LaVia, beloved Aurora resident and community advocate, leaves a legacy of service and transformation in the city he loved.