A viral clip of Braulio pushing his paleta cart through Pilsen has strangers worldwide chipping in for his retirement.

Deeply Rooted's new center will include a costume shop, library and rooftop garden after nearly 30 years without a permanent home.

Workers dug up a rock the size of a small garage 30 feet beneath O'Hare. Now Chicago wants your name ideas.

Student actors in Coal City open a production of “Come From Away” this week as the 9/11 anniversary approaches.

Officials want lights dimmed for three nights as migrants stream over a city ranked the nation's deadliest for birds.

Touhy Avenue was closed as police responded to a domestic disturbance that turned into a shooting.

A pre-dawn fight near the Clark/Lake CTA hub left a 21-year-old slashed in the chest. Police say a suspect is already in custody.

Filip Czarnecki, a four-year Lake Forest officer, remains in a coma after a fall in Nicaragua left him with a brain injury.

Applicant diversity has increased in recent years, but a new Chicago OIG report finds recent promotions remain overwhelmingly White and male.

The Chicago pizza chain's Elmhurst location is rising on Spring Road, replacing a longtime local eatery.

Chicago artist Tony Fitzpatrick saw a rough cut of “Driven” before he died in October 2025. His children Max and Gabrielle now bring it to the Harper Theater.

All 16 Hammond, Indiana schools now prohibit metal drink containers, while students may bring plastic drink containers.

A Republican Senate candidate's daughter, 21, was stabbed to death in her family's seventeen-room Kenilworth home — and the 20,000-page case file stays sealed.