Chicagoans may have another chance to see the Northern Lights tonight, with clear skies forecasted and temperatures in the low 30s. The coming days will see rising temperatures and mostly clear weather, though it will turn cooler on Sunday.

Kohan bought a roughly $60M mortgage tied to 33 West Monroe, joining a wave of buyers picking over Chicago’s distressed Loop office market. The move deepens pressure on AmTrust and its lenders.

Chicago police search for missing teen Yocsira Lopez, last seen November 10 in the 2100 block of North Lorel Avenue.

Chicago's Department of Buildings ordered Davenport's in Wicker Park closed after inspectors flagged dangerous structural and fire-safety violations.

Two WWII veterans, Carl Johnson and Frank Orilio, were honored for reaching centenarian milestones, reflecting on their service and the legacy of their generation.

A federal judge in Chicago has ordered the release of 615 detainees from ICE and CBP custody, many with no criminal record. This follows a class action lawsuit challenging their warrantless detention.

The Mega Millions jackpot has reached $965 million with no winners from the last draw. If won on Friday, it would be the eighth largest in the game's history.

Prosecutors say supporters of Lil Durk threatened a judge and a federal prosecutor and have asked a Los Angeles court to empanel an anonymous jury ahead of his January trial.

A Chicago man was charged with felony drug offenses after his arrest at a Naperville train station with meth, cocaine, and cannabis. His arrest followed a DEA tip and led to a scuffle causing minor injuries to three officers.

An inspector general report says CPS staff spent millions on luxury trips and overseas seminars while the district cut jobs to close a $734M budget hole.

A TikTok user hit and killed a pedestrian while live-streaming in Zion, Illinois; the driver is cooperating with the investigation, and no charges are immediate.

Vance Patton, 59, pleaded guilty to five burglaries — including two in Beverly less than 48 hours after his March release — and was sentenced to six years. The small-dollar thefts nonetheless triggered a longer prison term.

Denise O'Malley's longtime Joliet attempted-murder case is slated for a Dec. 1 plea hearing after more than five years on the docket.