Neighbors say foul odors from a Pullman Innovations plant make yards and parks unusable; class-action notices were mailed in December and residents must opt out by this Friday.

Chicago residents enjoy the last day of mild weather before a cold front brings cooler air and possible snow showers, particularly affecting northwest Indiana and southwest Michigan. The week ahead will see a sharp drop in temperatures.

Chicago neighborhoods are on alert after burglaries targeting businesses were reported by the police, urging vigilance and prompt reporting of suspects or incidents.

Chicago's weather forecast predicts a mix of snow showers and chilly temperatures, with temporary warm spells, brisk winds, and a trend towards colder, snowy conditions as the week progresses.

Chicago's weather forecast includes rain, snow, and windy conditions with varying temperatures and chances of precipitation in the upcoming days, impacting outdoor events like the Bears game.

Chicago matched a record high of 60°F at midnight, tying a record from 1880. A cold front followed, bringing winds and a drop in temperature, yet staying above average. Rain set a daily record, and snow is forecasted with modest accumulation.

Rain and storms are expected in Chicago today with a 90% chance of precipitation and a high of 54 degrees; with cooler temperatures and mixed precipitation, including possible snow, forecasted for the weekend.

Chicago experiences unseasonably high temperatures with predictions of rain and potential thunderstorms, followed by a cooler weekend with possible rain and snow.

The city’s draft Calumet land‑use map elevates wetlands and river access, but cleanup timelines and port priorities mean activists remain wary. Communities are preparing a formal complaint.

Chicago is experiencing cold weather with sunny skies, with the National Weather Service predicting highs near 26°F today and 20°F tonight. The weekend will be slightly warmer, while the upcoming work week is expected to see temperatures above 40°F.

Chicagoans faced a cold New Year with single-digit temperatures and wind chills below zero, followed by light snow. The weather is expected to stabilize with a warming trend through the week.

Snow is predicted for Chicago on December 31st but not expected to exceed half an inch. Temperatures are to drop later, with cold New Year's eve and days ahead, but a gradual warming is forecast into the first week of January.

Light snow and cold temperatures are forecasted for Chicago with limited accumulation expected, as the city approaches New Year's events in brisk conditions.