A third victim was in serious-to-critical condition after gunfire hit South Commercial Avenue in South Chicago.

A renovation permit clears the way for work to begin converting 212 E. Ohio's upper floors into apartments while the ground-floor restaurant stays put.

John Anderlik, 27, also coached a youth volleyball team in Crystal Lake before his arrest, records show.

Chicago finally gets a cut of its parking meter profits — but only after two decades of pain from the 2008 deal.

City Council rejected growing the district's footprint, but a long-stalled Western Avenue bridge fix can finally move forward.

A bogus $10 million inheritance letter landed on veteran Chicago journalist Phil Rogers' desk instead of a gullible mark.

Chiquita Wilson says her 10-year-old son now has asthma and missed school as she waits on a Chicago Housing Authority transfer.

Peirce parents say a group tied to a $10 million megadonor worked their back-to-school fair — now CPS ethics officials are digging in.

Happy Belated Clothing charges $10 a pound in Chicago—one shopper scored a $500 Dior shirt for $2.98.

Equus acquired Ashford at Geneva, a 226-unit suburban Chicago apartment community, and plans capital improvements.

Krusinski Construction is retrofitting an Elmhurst building into 114 flexible suites, Saltbox's first Midwest location.

DeKalb gave up a chunk of Challenger Drive so a wire manufacturer can grow its plant on Peace Road.

Vincent Kehoe was already out on pretrial release for an earlier fleeing-and-eluding incident when he allegedly fled again.