The 17-year-old was shot in the head, the 14-year-old in the shoulder, just blocks from June's mass shooting of four boys.

A new Illinois law lets parents seek second opinions after a Chicago mom spent over a year fighting a wrongful abuse case tied to her son's bone disease.

Five people were inside the vehicle when it hit a barrier in West Pullman; three swam to safety and one man was rescued by the Marine Unit.

A dispute inside a West 74th Street home ended with both men dead at the scene and two guns recovered, Chicago police say.

A new Art Institute show marks 100 years since Cassatt's death and hunts down the story of her vanished 1893 World's Fair mural.

A driver survived a fiery-close overnight crash near Burr Street that blocked three lanes and scattered Amazon packages across the Borman Expressway.

A 36-year-old and a 23-year-old were shot near a West Garfield Park sidewalk after suspects fled through an alley toward Jackson Boulevard.

A known male allegedly pulled a gun on the teen at 7:11 p.m. on South Sawyer Avenue before fleeing the scene.

Rich Wojcikowski managed Bookie's in West Beverly for nearly a decade. Owner Keith Lewis calls him irreplaceable.

Vicente Rodriguez pleaded guilty after fleeing a 95th and Halsted sideshow, crashing into a light pole and bursting into flames.

An AirTag in a stolen key fob led police to a hijacked Audi — now three young Chicagoans are headed to prison.

A branded I-35 flyway idea fizzled, but Iowa, Illinois and Missouri keep seeding roadsides for monarchs anyway.

Squeezed into a former alleyway on Front Street, the Little Popcorn Store still uses a muffin tin for a cash drawer and a hand-cranked popper.