Chicago’s muggy Sunday brings morning showers, scattered afternoon storms and a flood concern south of I-80. A cooler, sunnier Monday follows.

XL Fest expands to nearly 4,000 attendees this year, with Chicago projects heading to AMC+ and Sundance Now.

The crash near Christus Victor Lutheran Church cut power to five homes and shut the road for 4.5 hours.

Demolition crews cleared the old Wrigleyville sports bar this month, making way for a two-story Old Crow Smokehouse just a block from its current spot.

Frame construction is underway at 4300 N. Hermitage, where a 110-year-old Presbyterian church once stood before its demolition.

Two suspects fled on foot after one pulled a gun near East 55th and Cottage Grove. No one was hurt, UCPD says.

Police released photos of four suspects accused of kicking and punching a man before stealing his cane in broad daylight on South Constance Avenue.

Named for a Parkland shooting victim, the new law also covers private K-12 schools statewide.

A 16-year-old boy was shot while riding in a car on Hirsch Street around midnight. He is now listed in good condition at Stroger Hospital.

The wild cat has been loose for weeks after slipping away from its owner in Reddick. Officials want sighting texts, not selfies.

Kylah Allen, 11, was last seen Friday evening near Sherman and Glendale wearing a black hooded sweatshirt.

A southbound Stevenson Expressway crash near Wentworth Avenue killed one person and sent another to the hospital before dawn Saturday.

The Florence Scala Italian American Museum on Taylor Street targets an October 12 opening, with the 4,500-pound bronze Columbus statue as its centerpiece.