Walgreens has listed roughly 200,000 square feet at Chicago’s Old Post Office for sublease as it prepares to vacate the Loop and consolidate roles at its Deerfield HQ.

A teenage boy was hurt in a South Side shooting overnight; initial reports were brief and officials had not released full details. The single alert came from a local TV station.

A privately financed 22,000‑seat stadium at The 78 aims to remake the South Loop. Neighborhood-run spaces like Overflow Coffee are positioning to share the benefits.

Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino is reportedly preparing to leave Chicago as the "Midway Blitz" operation faces protests, court orders and questions about its future. The move could shift where federal agents concentrate enforcement.

Trevon Wilson has been charged with attempted murder and aggravated battery after a stabbing incident in Chicago's Avalon Park left two seriously injured.

US air traffic controllers to receive back pay following a government shutdown, as flight delays and cancellations persist.

A 16-year-old boy was shot in West Garfield Park, Chicago, by assailants who fled in a black car; he's in good condition, and no arrests have been made.

Chicago area residents witnessed the Northern Lights, with potential for more sightings amid solar storms causing both awe and potential technological disruptions.

Despite an end to the government shutdown in sight, air travel issues persist, but a bill promising federal workers back pay and resuming operations awaits a House vote.

Cesar Matias faces a felony charge for a July shooting in Chicago's Belmont Cragin neighborhood; he was arrested and has a detention hearing scheduled.

The Northern Lights were visible over Chicago, creating a colorful display. The phenomenon followed a solar flare event. Chicago's weather is now clear with highs in the 50s and a pleasant weekend forecast.

Homeland Security denies plans to withdraw federal agents from Chicago, despite possible relocation of Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino. Tensions rise over claims of lowering crime, while former President Trump suggests military intervention.

A federal judge is considering releasing detainees from an ICE operation in Chicago, with some arrests possibly violating a consent decree. A U.S. citizen family claims to have been pepper-sprayed by federal agents.