Chicago gets a sunny, comfortable Thursday and a mostly dry weekend before heat and storm chances build next week.

Javier Murillo pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the 2023 drive-by shooting of Ulysses Campos, who was celebrating his grandmother's birthday.

State health officials say the two additions bring Illinois' approved condition list to 58, effective immediately.

The Akron prodigy who won at the Apollo plays a sold-out set in Fulton Market Thursday, with youth mentorship woven into his tour.

Police have not released the man's name or said how he ended up in the water near Lakeview.

Anthony Pointer, 37, faces two Class X felonies after an eight-month probe into a December shooting on the Stony Island ramp to I-94.

The shooting struck near the same West Garfield Park corridor hit by a deadly ambush just a week earlier. No suspect has been caught.

Mayor Johnson's new order won't cancel existing deals, but forces firms like AECOM to disclose ICE ties and abuse allegations.

Five Black women accused the Chicago brokerage of ghosting voucher holders. Now it must waive fees and name a Voucher Liaison.

Two van passengers were left in critical condition after the pre-dawn crash shut down Harlem Avenue near SeatGeek Stadium.

Studio Oakley wants to raze the shuttered Armitage Welding building for a five-story complex with 30 percent below-market units.

The Englewood program will train Black midwives to serve six South Side neighborhoods with scarce maternal care, starting spring 2027.

Kinzie Elementary students started the school year outdoors and inside neighboring Kennedy High School as officials withhold mold test results.