The 1926 movie palace marks its centennial Sept. 6 with a downtown parade, a Priscilla Presley Q&A, and a rock history revue.

A thief spent just 20 seconds inside Bombastic Café before making off with a cash register, one of eight break-ins along Southport Avenue.

Whole Foods has signed a lease at 1639 N. Wells St., ending an eight-year vacancy since Treasure Island closed in 2018.

A 25-year-old former Encore Memory Care aide is charged after police say she filmed nude residents, including a man with Parkinson's, and shared clips on Snapchat.

The shooting on the 2300 block of West 18th Place marks yet another drive-by targeting the same stretch of sidewalk.

Zoe Ma launched her bid in Bronzeville, aiming to be Chicago's first Chinese American and first Muslim mayor.

Chicago faces a heat advisory Tuesday as humidity pushes heat-index values as high as 110 degrees. Another hot day follows Wednesday before storms and cooler temperatures arrive.

Barnes & Thornburg says Luol Deng never paid for real estate legal work in Chicago and New York.

A new survey of 475 Chicago public employees shows Johnson ahead of his 2027 rivals, yet deeply unpopular even among union rank and file.

Roof flames and heavy smoke swallowed a Michigan Island Drive home Sunday night, just weeks after a storm-sparked fire hit another Frankfort house.

Anthony Evans fled with a Glock switch and twice the legal alcohol limit, slamming into a CPD squad car after the drive-by.

Three Chicago-area volunteers explain why they keep showing up for the Walk to End Alzheimer's, from decades of caregiving to a mother lost last November.

The 33-foot Winnebago replaces a rusted 2008 diesel unit and adds 27 year-round stops across Arlington Heights.