A morning argument on South Mason Avenue turned violent, leaving a 51-year-old man in critical condition at Mount Sinai Hospital.

Harvest Tyme Family Farm spent four months carving a 3-acre Dolly Parton likeness to fund book deliveries to Hoosier kids.

CLATA's ninth annual Latino theater festival spans nine Chicago venues, from Belmont Cragin to Streeterville, through Oct. 11.

Veronica Reyes faces six felony counts after a three-month Barrington police probe into alleged contact with a teen she knew.

Corie Walsh, 40, allegedly called her 2-year-old son the “anti-Christ” before his death in Frankfort, Illinois.

Police investigated a shooting on Lincoln Avenue Wednesday after bullet holes were found in a 7-Eleven window and a nearby parked car.

Leon Rogers returns to Morgan Park United Methodist Church Sept. 19 with a surprise co-host and a lineup of Chicago comics.

The Southwest Side yoga nonprofit closes its 1601 S. Morgan St. studio this month but plans pop-ups at local schools and libraries while it hunts for a new home.

A Chase Bank branch at Clark and St. James Place is coming down for a six-story building with zero parking spots.

Nearly 3,700 incarcerated Illinoisans are stuck waiting for a college seat, some for almost two decades.

The 1892 Yale Building's 20-year-old chiller failed during a record-hot September, triggering a court referral for its Englewood senior tenants.

A Cook County judge scrapped the Sept. 21 closing on Crestwood Apartments after the buyer sued, alleging hidden rent-subsidy losses.

The Thorn Ditch project can now hold over 3.8 million gallons of stormwater across two village parks.