A high school track star fights for her future as toxic air chokes her world in this Wisconsin premiere on Mitchell Street.

Evanston's Preservation Commission unanimously gave its endorsement to Celadon's plan to bring the lakefront mansion back to life, complete with a wedding venue and ice cream parlor.

Richard Clay-Brooks was processed and released and faces court on September 24 in Rolling Meadows.

Three days of free jazz hit Chicago's South Side, with a civil rights suite honoring Fannie Lou Hamer among the highlights.

Deputies spent up to 45 minutes behind bars after a dispute over a murder suspect's family hug, a union says.

The driver gestured for the teen to get in before the SUV circled the block five times. Detectives are investigating.

A man was rushed to Stroger Hospital after being approached and shot on North Kedzie Avenue. No one is in custody.

The Sept. 19 walk lands at Burnham Park Grove 7 as CDC data shows Black patients die over a decade younger than white patients.

Noble 33 is bringing a brasserie and a Mexican concept to Chicago, with one in River North and another in Fulton Market.

A boy met the organ donor who saved his life when he needed a new liver.

Firefighters battled burning appliance piles at a Cicero Avenue recycling facility, sending smoke over Chicago's West Side.

Tanya Fermin says the woman was reaching for her purse in the back seat when flames took hold.

The driver said a passenger performed a sex act in her backseat.