A predawn stabbing on South Emerald Avenue left a woman dead and a man hospitalized in critical condition, Chicago police say.

CUFF's opening film took over a decade to restore, and its closing premiere debuts Sunday at the Gene Siskel Film Center.

A 23-year-old Sandwich man died after a prearranged meetup outside a Yorkville Planet Fitness turned into an intentional attack, police say.

A 27-year-old driver's eastbound Kia triggered a chain-reaction crash on 72nd Street, leaving one victim in serious condition.

Cragin Park will host a pumpkin patch and a Yves Francois Rocambu Jazz event.

An officer shot and killed the dog after it attacked him near North Christiana Avenue; two colleagues were also hurt.

Calvin Jones allegedly struck a 15-year-old boy, two women and a man holding his toddler at Pacifica Square before spitting on an officer.

A 22-year-old woman and a man were hurt crossing Ida B. Wells Drive before dawn Monday. The driver never stopped.

Schiller Park-based Noah Properties bought the vacant 225 W. Superior St. office for $5 million, joining a wave of River North conversions.

Built by the son of the woman falsely blamed for the Great Chicago Fire, the Garfield Boulevard mansion now sits in demolition court.

The hotel's spa area stays shut as Evanston health officials warn recent guests to watch for pneumonia symptoms.

An old joke and an AI hallucination turned a Rosh Hashanah offline stretch into a 10-million-view smear.

Planners voted 4-3 against a new Tiffany Road early learning center, but the village board still gets the final say.