Suspect identified and charged with armed robbery in a retail business, highlighting ongoing concerns on community safety amid a series of armed robberies in Chicago.

A brutal robbery aboard a CTA bus prompts police to seek the public's help in identifying the suspects involved. Can we ensure the safety of our fellow passengers?

Didn't score tickets to Hamilton's Chicago run? Here's an inside look at the lottery process that can help you snag tickets at a fraction of the price.

Chicago's city officials, including aldermen and the mayor, are set for another pay raise, albeit smaller, but it calls into question the public perception and elected officials' responsibilities during the ongoing inflation crisis. What does this mean for the city?

After nearly two years, the updated proposal for The Shops at Six Corners project is set to be unveiled, including residential and retail components along with green spaces.

The Chicago Teachers Union President turned to private education for her child. Detractors say it's an example of hypocrisy and systemic inequality.

Dazmine M. Erving, a repeat offender with a history of firearm possession, receives a 65-month prison sentence for possession of a stolen firearm in Peoria, Illinois.

This year's Bank of America Chicago Marathon gears up for a potentially record-breaking event, with the prestigious race seeing its millionth finisher. Find out what makes this year's marathon special.

Joliet's Messiah Lutheran Church turns to its community for help in raising $300,000 by Nov. 15, as it faces possible closure due to a lawsuit requiring the return of donations connected to a Ponzi scheme.

Drug conspiracy leader, Thomas Hines, receives a hefty prison sentence of 262 months for his involvement in a major methamphetamine distribution scheme in Southern Illinois. How widespread is the meth problem in the region?

As winter approaches, Chicago struggles to find a solution to the growing migrant crisis, with tent camps as a tentative option.

After years of failed redevelopment attempts, Chicago's iconic W.M. Hoyt Building will be transformed into a four-star hotel, offices, and retail space known as Pacifica of Chicago.

With the recent resignation of Walgreens CEO Rosalind Brewer, the S&P 500 has once again been left without any black women in the role of CEO, raising concerns about diversity progress at top companies,