Willis Tower glows purple and Buckingham Fountain hosts fan meetups as BTS returns to Soldier Field for the first time since 2019.

A vacant two-flat on South Justine Street sent firefighters to the hospital, with reports on the injury count still not fully lining up.

Clarendon Community Center Park welcomes NPR's Cheryl Corley and jazz singer Lucy Smith for a free show blending Langston Hughes with Beyoncé.

Riders chased the man off the train after he allegedly struck a passenger with a cord at Fullerton station in Lincoln Park.

Police found the man unresponsive with cuts and facial trauma before dawn on West 76th Street. No arrests have been made.

A Gage Park mother of three says she thought she was losing her mind after scratching a winning ticket at a 55th Street corner store.

David Vega attacked a stranger near North Mango Avenue while on probation for domestic battery, court records show.

The 1916 house at Irving Park and Richmond is gone, replaced by a permitted three-flat with EV-ready parking off the alley.

The 1905 Rector Building's new apartments include a rooftop pergola and dog spa, with move-ins starting late August.

Melvin Jordan was free on bail for a 2005 West Side murder case when he ambushed two CFD firefighters in Auburn Gresham.

A vandal sliced cords and spray-painted a Bloomingdale-Armitage camera as Will County heads toward Thursday's board vote.

Oglesby Towers renters say surprise utility charges and broken elevators pushed them to organize against TLC Management.

A Houston Heights pop-up game night helped kick off Mattel's push to turn kitchen-table UNO into a live tournament with a $50,000 prize.