Shots fired near Detroit and Pine streets left bullet holes in a RAV4 and damaged the charity's building. Police say the motive is still unclear.

The $500,000 pilot targets homeowners facing tax sale in Englewood, South Shore and the Lower West Side, with applications open now.

Michael Seawood pleaded guilty to beating and robbing victims in the Loop and Streeterville, including one left with a broken jaw.

Chicago is in for a sunny Friday and a mild, dry weekend, with temperatures reaching the low 70s Sunday.

Cheap Trick's Rick Nielsen waited tables for charity in Rockford days after sharing his MRI results.

Jason Bottensek allegedly shared AI-altered images of two minors before a search turned up two firearms at his home.

A police pursuit in Gary ended with a man hiding in a marsh.

David O. Harper allegedly deleted his messages with the victim before a judge ordered him held without release.

A South Bend jury took just two hours to convict Tonell Williams in the January shooting death of Jacob Patchen near Angela and Michigan.

Sincere Williams was found guilty in the fatal stabbing of Olga Maria Calderon, a 32-year-old mother of two, at a Milwaukee Avenue Walgreens.

Former worker Hassan Blanch says he made $16 an hour for three years before being fired. A new report found median pay at $19.45.

Organizer Jonathan Greenberg says he disclosed Israel's consul general would attend — and was told it was fine.

Mayor Brandon Johnson tapped Aaliayah Romer to lead the push after years of food insecurity and Save A Lot closures.