Amya Vanwinkle was arrested in DeKalb this week, more than three years after a man was shot in the back on the West Side.

A $232,470 design deal targets undersized culverts on 10th and 11th avenues after years of costly flood fixes.

St. Simeon Mirotočivi, built on swampland by Serbian mill workers, could win preliminary landmark protection next month.

A board member questioned whether 70% to 80% of CPS students could potentially waive fees.

Paul Fasshauer, 46, was barred from South Central Schools property after a two-month ICAC probe led to his arrest.

Montell “Duke” Montgomery, 40, faces five charges after a 20-year-old woman arrived at a Rockford hospital with head cuts and a broken nose.

A teen trafficked near 5th and Cicero helped convict her abuser. Cook County's survivor unit says the work doesn't stop there.

A building with 10 affordable units and 52 bike spots is set to replace two three-story buildings, a vacant lot and a parking lot in River West.

Peace Runners 773 sends 60 members to Sunday's marathon as a new study ties the Garfield Park club to real drops in depression symptoms.

Chicago starts Friday mild and partly cloudy, then turns showery with a few thunderstorms by afternoon. A warmer weekend follows.

A federal judge barred Aidan Dunican from selling Wrigley Field view tickets without Cubs approval — but he's weighing whether to appeal.

Chicago City Council cleared the way for an 11-story building near the Thorndale Red Line stop, all 90 units income-restricted.

A CTA employee died at Stroger Hospital after a Thursday afternoon stabbing near the Damen Green Line stop on the West Side.