Chicago is expecting mild weather for Washington's Birthday with mostly sunny skies and highs near 46 degrees. The week remains calm, although there is a slight chance of rain midweek and potential hazardous conditions for small craft later on.

A 19-year-old was killed in Little Italy, Chicago after an argument led to a shooting. No suspects have been arrested.

The University of Chicago's new Center to Eliminate Cancer Inequity aims to address disparities in cancer prevention and care among Chicago's marginalized populations.

A Beach Park man was denied pretrial release after allegedly stabbing his girlfriend's 9-year-old daughter; he was detained without bond and faces an attempted murder charge.

The Argyle neighborhood in Chicago celebrated Lunar New Year with a parade, featuring cultural performances and highlighting the community's diverse Asian cultures.

A 19-year-old, Damian Gomez, was fatally shot during a dispute on Chicago's Near West Side. No arrests have been made, and the police investigation is ongoing.

Four people were stabbed early Sunday morning outside a West Town nightclub in Chicago; all victims are in good condition, and no suspects have been apprehended.

Chicago Police alert businesses in districts 016 and 017 of strong arm robberies by two male suspects, describing their physical characteristics and urging vigilance and prompt 911 reporting.

Chicago mourns Jean Carlos Martínez Rivero, an asylum seeker who died of sepsis from Strep infection. The city stresses its commitment to asylum seekers' health, providing medical screenings and resources to prevent future tragedies.

Chicago Police Department warns of a spate of burglaries aimed at plumbing and electrical companies in several districts, with tools and equipment being stolen.

The article details Chicago's weather forecast for the week, including sunny skies, rising temperatures, and potential Lake Michigan hazards for small craft. A warming trend is expected with no major weather threats on land.

Two people were found dead in a suspected murder-suicide in Chicago's Avalon Park, with the woman fatally stabbed and the man having a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Chicago officials have agreed to extend the contract for the ShotSpotter gunshot detection system until September 22, 2024, amidst ongoing debates over its effectiveness and impact on community policing.