Chicago police say a man grabbed a woman without consent at the busy State/Lake stop while the elevated station undergoes a $444 million rebuild.

A Detroit muralist known as Ouizi painted hydrangeas, peonies and a red admiral butterfly outside a Skokie pilates studio.

Shamrock Shuffle sign-ups are already live, with marathon applications opening next month and a shot at guaranteed 2028 entry on the line.

A concealed carry holder opened fire at a Harlem Avenue Shell station, the same spot tied to a 2022 armed carjacking.

CDPH is teaming with AFSP for a free walk supporting suicide prevention.

Twenty aldermen want Smart Streets made permanent and CDOT shielded from budget cuts after Riley O'Neil's death on Halsted Street.

Michael Willis, 46, once led youth ministry at a Geneva-area Lutheran church. A fellow pastor's tip to a national hotline triggered the case.

Quinlan says City Hall leadership has chased reelection over results for 40 years. He joins a field of at least 13 candidates already in the running.

No one was hurt after a student with disabilities got hold of an aide's gun on a Minnie Miñoso Academy bus. Students were released in waves as the school went into soft lockdown.

More than 2,800 nurses and health care workers took part in strikes or pickets across four states as Olympia Fields nurses protested two staff terminations and looming obstetrics cuts.

Trattoria Lo So swaps fresh pasta for dried Italian imports and lands in the old Jack & Ginger's space.

A Chicago officer who told a student he looked like he had something on him now faces a reduced five-day suspension.

A blue Jeep Grand Cherokee punched a gaping hole in an Addison Street BP, and another SUV hit a Pulaski Road laundromat about a mile away.