Chicago could see damaging winds, heavy rain and localized flooding Tuesday before a cooler, unsettled stretch arrives later this week.

Joe Belgio, a Marine veteran and retired Cicero firefighter, spent months in a coma after eating oysters at Gibsons in Oak Brook, his lawsuit says.

No helmet was found at the scene as investigators probe speed and alcohol in the Cherry Valley Road crash.

Chicago's O'Hare topped every U.S. airport for delays and cancellations after weekend storms cascaded into Monday chaos nationwide.

The century-old Skokie Theatre, now just called The Skokie, is set to reopen in December with music, comedy, and film under new owners.

A 136-year-old house at 1945 W. Potomac Ave. is being replaced by duplex condos with rooftop decks and a two-car garage.

The North Center newcomer swaps screens for Warhammer painting, Viking board games, and a countertop made from old liquor bottles.

Harvest Homes II pairs 50 affordable apartments with a 150-seat food hall for local Black-owned vendors on West 5th Avenue.

The Sunday afternoon shooting on West 73rd Place marks yet another homicide on a block with a long, bloody history.

Mayor Brandon Johnson has confirmed paying a content creator for a political video, even as he insists most influencer support is organic.

Bulk boxes shipped to delis and nursing homes in Illinois, Iowa and Michigan before spreading nationwide, complicating checks for consumers.

Chicago police released a CTA bus photo of the suspect nearly five months after the March shooting near 60th and Lawndale.

A daytime alley shooting on South Michigan Avenue left two teen boys wounded but in good condition Sunday.