Scattered showers, strong northwest winds and a sharp chill are on tap for Chicago Friday. Sunshine returns Saturday before a warmup next week.

A mailroom worker's quick thinking sent crews racing to the Cook County Building. The powder turned out to be baking soda.

Heather Anne Textor allegedly pocketed up to $1,500 per victim while handing out forged court papers, some of whom later landed in jail.

Noel Lucas says he was mocked at his Cook County courthouse job after the viral clip spread.

Chicago police say detectives are investigating after the woman was pronounced dead at the scene Thursday afternoon.

Chicago's first interactive sewing museum opens Saturday in Avondale, with machines dating to the 1800s and a workshop out back.

Sandy Hart has served on the Lake County Board for 14 years; David Peñaherrera is a political newcomer.

The Party Animals will host the Bananas at Soldier Field, marking Chicago's third straight Banana Ball summer.

Chicago lawsuits claim sidewalk delivery robots captured hand and facial data without consent. Both companies deny the claims.

Surveillance video shows two to four suspects dragging an ATM into a black SUV early Friday on West 63rd Street; a witness said they were armed.

The new curbside lane serves 22,000 daily riders between Roosevelt and Wacker, but CTA hasn't quantified any speed gains yet.

Gap Inc. is planning a smaller State Street storefront, more than three years after Old Navy's last Loop flagship closed.

Police say the 65-year-old was beaten and dragged off at Clark/Division before attackers sprayed paint into his mouth.