A 30-year-old man was killed in a stabbing inside a Washington Heights home early Sunday; police say the suspect fled in a white sedan and detectives are investigating.

Blustery Sunday in Chicago with gusts to about 30 mph and a small chance of scattered showers late Sunday night. Small Craft Advisory runs through 10 a.m.

A four‑story retail building that replaced the late‑night Taco Bell across from Wrigley Field is on the market with an asking price just over $33 million.

United added $10 to first- and second-bag fees and raised third-bag charges for tickets bought April 3 as airlines pass higher jet fuel costs to travelers.

The NFL has told the Bears it will not award two third‑round compensatory picks after Ian Cunningham’s move to Atlanta; Chicago appealed to Commissioner Goodell.

A 16-year-old faces reckless homicide charges after a stolen Toyota crashed into a tree in Marquette Park, killing 15‑year‑old Dreanna Jackson and injuring two other teens.

Cardinal Cupich asked Rev. Kenneth J. Anderson to step away from managing finances at St. John Henry Newman while the Archdiocese reviews “serious concerns.”

Federal agents intercepted 351 packages in Chicago, recovering more than $3.2 million in human growth hormone and anabolic steroids. Officials say many shipments were hidden inside master cartons and originated overseas.

Nuveen paid $27M for Elston Plaza in Avondale, a Jewel‑Osco‑anchored strip center that joins the firm’s growing U.S. grocery‑anchored portfolio.

A Joliet man was arrested and charged after threats to a Kendall County judge; he was booked in Yorkville and is due back in court on April 30, 2026.

Three Logan Square businesses were robbed early Friday in a roughly 20‑minute spree. Area Five detectives are investigating.

A 3-1 loss in Edmonton officially knocked the Blackhawks out of playoff contention and pushed their postseason drought to six seasons.

Samuel R. Harris, a child survivor who founded the Illinois Holocaust Museum in Skokie and helped preserve survivors’ testimony, has died at 90. Museum leaders and local officials praised his decades of public education.