Clarendon Community Center Park welcomes NPR's Cheryl Corley and jazz singer Lucy Smith for a free show blending Langston Hughes with Beyoncé.

Riders chased the man off the train after he allegedly struck a passenger with a cord at Fullerton station in Lincoln Park.

Police found the man unresponsive with cuts and facial trauma before dawn on West 76th Street. No arrests have been made.

A Gage Park mother of three says she thought she was losing her mind after scratching a winning ticket at a 55th Street corner store.

David Vega attacked a stranger near North Mango Avenue while on probation for domestic battery, court records show.

The 1916 house at Irving Park and Richmond is gone, replaced by a permitted three-flat with EV-ready parking off the alley.

The 1905 Rector Building's new apartments include a rooftop pergola and dog spa, with move-ins starting late August.

Melvin Jordan was free on bail for a 2005 West Side murder case when he ambushed two CFD firefighters in Auburn Gresham.

A vandal sliced cords and spray-painted a Bloomingdale-Armitage camera as Will County heads toward Thursday's board vote.

Oglesby Towers renters say surprise utility charges and broken elevators pushed them to organize against TLC Management.

A Houston Heights pop-up game night helped kick off Mattel's push to turn kitchen-table UNO into a live tournament with a $50,000 prize.

A 20-city touring exhibit debuts at Chicago and Dallas libraries, with authors Barbara Kingsolver and Percival Everett joining stops nationwide.

Gov. JB Pritzker's new law follows a 140% surge in Illinois domestic violence deaths since 2022, with guns tied to 94 fatalities last year.