Andres Stathoulopoulos pleaded guilty to a hate crime in the July 2025 Addison Street stabbing, avoiding further prison time.

Tommie Griffin faces attempted murder charges after allegedly shooting a 48-year-old man during a Little Village argument.

The 52-unit mid-rise will replace a surface lot a block from Union Station, with site prep expected to start soon.

City leaders cut the ribbon on a $46 million affordable complex at 47th and Justine, with applications already paused due to demand.

Incumbent Anita Lewis and challenger Guy Bodie clash over data centers, housing and immigration fears in District 3.

Edwards Realty Co. is betting big on the Loop, buying the 278,000-square-foot mall at a fraction of its past sale prices.

Tickets for the 2026 ZooLights run are live, with $20 flexible passes offering a hedge against Chicago's unpredictable winter nights.

The Geneva-area subdivision's 3,150 homes became the first unincorporated Kane County community to boot the license plate readers.

The Swedish retailer is swapping its Bolingbrook warehouse for a compact Block 59 store with a Swedish Food Market and deli.

A 17-year-old was shot in the torso as gunfire erupted overnight at a South Michigan Avenue gas station with a violent history.

The Tuesday afternoon fall at Morgan and Lake led Green and Pink Line trains to bypass the station for over an hour.

The Pui Tak Center at 2216 S. Wentworth Ave. is racing to restore its pagoda towers before its 2028 centennial.

A Coal City homeowner has mine subsidence insurance and described seeing a home sink as scary.