Johnny Plummer, arrested at 15 in 1991, is back in court as newly surfaced medical records back up his torture claims.

Pedro Rodriguez Soto faces murder charges for his brother’s death, even though residents fired the fatal shots defending their College Street home.

A vehicle opened fire on three men on West Jackson Boulevard, just blocks from Stroger Hospital where they were rushed for treatment.

Court filings from Henderson’s 2011 divorce allege corporal punishment against his sons. He says no charges or findings ever resulted.

A suburban pediatrician says 40% of his sick-visit claims got downcoded. A Chicago woman now pays nearly $200 a session to keep her psychiatrist.

Four masked men stole an empty cash register from the Grand Crossing bakery — the second break-in in 30 days, owner Stephanie Hart says.

He hid in cold marsh water for over five hours before troopers found him near Burns Harbor.

A Maywood burglary call turned into a highway pursuit before Oak Brook officers netted the fleeing U-Haul with their new Grappler device.

Chicago faces scattered storms Wednesday, with the strongest activity possible from afternoon into early evening. Sunny, cooler weather arrives Thursday.

The Lincoln Square bar shut down after a gas stove fire burned a victim's hands and face. It reopens Thursday.

The Southwest Side pizzeria's second shop takes over a storefront once home to the beloved Patio hot dog stand.

Federal officers say the plant stash, hidden in pink plastic, carried a street value topping $140,000.

Three masked gunmen hit a Loomis truck outside the 95th Street Burger King, then sped off toward the expressway.