A somber milestone reached this week as the 600th name is engraved in Chicago's Gold Star Memorial Park Wall, honoring all the officers who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. We delve into the significance of this remembrance and the undeniable call for unity.

Students from various Chicago Public Schools come together in a concerted effort to spread peace and love throughout their communities on International Day of Peace.

James Hoge, the fearless editor of the Sun-Times and the Daily News, leaves behind a legacy of audacious journalism and nurturing young talent, making a lasting impact on the world of investigative reporting.

Thornridge High School students in Dolton, Illinois turn to remote learning as flash floods cause lasting damage to vital school systems.

An Illinois man's life took a turn the moment he scratched off a $2 million lottery ticket. Now, he celebrates his retirement and plans to buy an RV for his family.

Two accidents on Chicago's DuSable Lake Shore Drive leave one dead and three injured, raising concerns over safety measures in place on this stretch of road.

Under the new ranking methodology emphasizing social mobility and outcome diversity, several Illinois universities have climbed higher on the U.S. News & World Report's 2024 list of “Best Colleges.”

Following a year of absence, Planned Parenthood resumes abortion services in Wisconsin while legal battles about the procedure's regulation ensue.

Chicago's Greek Town Hostel now serves as a temporary home for migrants seeking asylum, though the city's approach faces criticism from local residents and officials.

An extraordinary food delivery program in Chicago's Austin neighborhood helps residents with disabilities overcome food insecurity—and organizers are ready to expand their reach.

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

Divisions deepen as Chicago grapples with the mounting migrant crisis, while residents express mixed sentiments over potential tent cities built for migrant asylum-seekers.

The funeral procession for Chicago Fire Lt. Kevin Ward halts traffic along North Michigan Avenue, marking the third devastating loss to the fire department this year.