Chicago's iconic Double Door music venue is set to reopen in the historic Wilson Theater after closing in 2017, with owners renovating a former bank and aiming for a 2024/2025 opening.

A cyber attack caused a network outage at Lurie Children's Hospital, disrupting medical services and forcing the hospital to shut down systems and seek expert help.

A would-be intruder was shot by a legally armed resident during a home invasion in Chicago's South Shore area; the incident is being investigated as "domestic-related."

One man is critically injured and 12 are displaced after an early morning fire in Chicago's Brighton Park, with emergency responders providing aid and investigating the cause.

The Illinois State Fire Marshal highlights flammable liquids' risks during National Burn Awareness Week, emphasizing education and caution in handling such substances.

The Chicago Police have alerted businesses in the 17th District of recent armed robberies by a suspect using a knife, providing a detailed description and urging precautionary measures.

Navy Pier in Chicago is set to host its first Valentine’s Day-themed fireworks show on February 10. Festivities include art workshops, dining, and a "Tunnel of Love."

Six people were hospitalized after a multi-car crash in Wrigleyville, Chicago, involving an SUV hitting a Buick and two parked cars. All victims were reported in fair to serious condition.

Isaac Goodlow's family hired attorney Andrew Stroth after Goodlow was killed by police in Carol Stream; they seek transparency and answers about the incident.

Vista Medical Center East loses its trauma center designation due to lacking essential services, impacting emergency care in Waukegan and surrounding areas.

A burglary suspect was hospitalized after jumping from a third-story window to evade Chicago police. He is awaiting charges as the investigation continues.

The Ventra app, used by Metra, CTA, and Pace riders for ticket purchases, experienced outages, disrupting service and prompting Metra to advise passengers to show a frozen screen to board trains.

Embattled Chicago cop Sgt. John Poulos, a figure at the center of controversy for his involvement in two fatal shootings, has thrown his hat into the ring for a Cook County judgeship