Chicago brothers Kavion and Eugene Davenport arrested for multiple burglaries, with various charges including felony counts of burglary and vehicle-related offenses.

Waterton is lining up a refinancing that could total $148 million to replace debt on Chicago rental buildings as it continues value-add renovations.

A 3-month-old boy was found unresponsive in a Brighton Park home and later pronounced dead; Area One detectives have opened a death investigation. Autopsy results are pending.

A man set himself on fire near the Damen Blue Line station Friday, sending firefighters and federal agents to the scene and delaying the O'Hare‑branch commute.

Barnes & Noble is set to open at the Hyde Park Shopping Center; neighborhood indie booksellers warn the chain could shift customers and are rallying shop-local efforts.

Terraform’s plan administrator sued Chicago-based Jump Trading for $4 billion, alleging secret deals and market manipulation tied to the 2022 Terra‑LUNA collapse. The case will be litigated in federal court in Chicago.

Ahara will move into the former Tuscany building at 550 S. Milwaukee Ave with a Michelin-starred chef and an organic-focused menu. The plan is now headed to Wheeling’s plan commission.

Continuum Development bought 2800 N. Sheridan for $17.25M and is pitching a roughly 300‑unit tower with retail near Diversey Harbor.

Roseland rapper Fly Skinz headlines one of The Promontory’s final shows next Saturday as the Hyde Park venue prepares to close at year’s end.

Chicago Police alert the public about armed robberies on the CTA Red Line, with incidents reported in various neighborhoods including Greater Grand Crossing, Roseland, and Englewood.

Chicago Mayor Johnson is at odds with aldermen over an alternative budget proposal focused on debt collections, which is poised for a City Council vote.

A federal grand jury indicted Fabias Shipman for possessing ammunition tied to a South Shore alley shooting that left one man dead and a teen wounded.

Cook County is piloting a court‑monitored program that keeps some Lawndale and Little Village teens in school, therapy and mentoring instead of pretrial detention.