David Iwaszko lost 140 pounds and finished the Chicago Marathon after years of work to improve his health.

Activists in Michigan City are urging NIPSCO to follow through on its planned 2028 coal plant retirement.

Two men confronted the teen and opened fire in broad daylight in Englewood.

The bestselling author and Potter's House co-pastor brings guests like Tasha Cobbs Leonard to the Auditorium Theatre tonight.

A high-rise unit that once had a $10 million buyer lined up closed for nearly half that price, highlighting cracks in Chicago's luxury condo market.

Kankakee approved $372,850 in no-bid roofing contracts before winter, but Mayor Chris Curtis wants answers about vendor vetting.

David Garcia-Espinal hid a phone in a Northfield school bathroom in 2020, then vanished for six years before his Los Angeles arrest.

David Hresil, 18, was shot 12 times walking home from St. Rita in 2009. His family still has no answers.

Jane Doe says she was found unconscious after a shot of alcohol, then friends were barred from the stairs at the Alpha Delta Phi house.

Casa de Estilos can finally pursue a liquor license after Elgin's council overturned a parking rejection tied to the salon since 1988.

SEIU Locals 1 and 73, once key Johnson backers, now point to unresolved anger over CPS job cuts and a labor dispute with CTU.

The $2.5 million, privately funded clinic features 18 chairs and offers South Bend residents discounted cleanings and X-rays.

Metra recorded 35.1 million systemwide trips in 2024, according to the agency’s annual ridership figures.