Tavern on Rush is reopening on September 30 at a new location, featuring a menu by chef Michael Wallach and plans for a new brunch service, blending tradition with modern dining trends.

A 14-year-old boy in Chicago has been charged with aggravated vehicular hijacking and assault, among other offenses, following a recent carjacking incident.

Michael D. Mitchell from Marion was sentenced to 97 months in prison for receiving and possessing child pornography, with subsequent supervised release.

A Chicago loan originator was convicted of a $2.6 million mortgage fraud scheme and faces up to 30 years per count. His sentencing is set for December 2024.

Ex-Gary, Ind. police officer James W. Bond is indicted on child exploitation and pornography charges related to his conduct with a minor during the summer.

A woman named Tatanisha Jackson was shot dead in South Shore, Chicago. A 17-year-old male is accused of the shooting, and a person of interest is in custody.

Chicago is working on the "One System Initiative" to unify services for the homeless with those for new immigrants, maintaining the city’s shelter bed count while seeking improvements in care standards and resources.

The University of Illinois Chicago introduces a combined CTA-Metra U-Pass for students, offering unlimited travel at a discounted rate to aid commuting students.

CPS CEO Pedro Martinez denies closure plans amid contract negotiations with the CTU, despite allegations of a list contemplating consolidations of up to 70 schools.

Jose Rios, 29, was arrested in Chicago for a March vehicular hijacking with a firearm and is facing felony charges. The arrest was made by a vehicular hijacking task force.

Lenard McKinnis faces charges for the robbery and aggravated battery of a woman in Chicago and was arrested for these felonies, plus a misdemeanor for driving on a revoked license.

Gary/Chicago International Airport is set to modernize with a new air traffic control tower, as per FAA approval for a siting study. The new tower will be around 50 feet taller for better visibility. Construction may start in fall 2025.

The "Chicagohenge" phenomenon, aligning the sun with the city's skyscrapers, is set to peak, coinciding with the fall equinox, offering stunning views along east-west streets.