Ryan Serhant's firm just opened two Illinois offices, luring agents who've logged $600 million in Chicagoland sales.

First Lady's Creepy Cruise sails past the building used as a morgue after the 1915 disaster.

A North Chicago man surrendered four extra guns after allegedly pulling one on two co-workers in Buffalo Grove.

A new four-story lab on East Garfield Boulevard would fix a basement lab prone to flooding and train Chicago's first clinical lab techs.

Three teens, ages 15 to 17, bailed from a moving SUV on West 7th Avenue after a 120 mph chase tied to an Illinois carjacking.

Detectives want help identifying a man who punched a woman at Roosevelt station Sunday — the attack is now a felony aggravated battery case.

Wilson says his wife was assaulted first; Monterrey Security says he forced his way onto a media-only elevator.

Matthew Borders' truck and trailer crossed two lanes before hitting a guardrail, scattering cargo across East Michigan Boulevard.

Masked thieves broke into four Chatham businesses overnight, but at Soul Veg City they only made off with cake and an empty cash drawer.

Chicago gets a sunny Tuesday with a high near 72.

The line for Ballet Chicago's Wicked open call wrapped onto Washington Street by mid-morning Monday.

A federal jury found the 24-year-old guilty after agents secretly swapped his California meth parcels for fakes.

Chicago starts the week sunny near 63 degrees, then warms into the 70s by Tuesday and Wednesday. Mostly dry weather is expected through Sunday.