Chicago is facing variable weather, including cold, wind, and potential snow and freezing rain, with fluctuating temperatures and chances of precipitation in the upcoming days.

Chicago faces severe cold with high near 19°F and wind chills as low as -4°F, presenting health risks, including frostbite. Officials urge precautions and utilizing city resources for those affected.

Chicago braces for an Arctic blast with near-zero temperatures and snow, followed by a brief relief with sunshine but persistent cold and continued snow chances.

Illinois reached a $120 million settlement with Monsanto; Chicago and nearby suburbs will split about $80 million to address legacy PCB contamination.

Chicago residents experience varied weather with cleared snowfall and freezing fog creating slick commutes. Slight warming is expected, but the cold persists with a chance of minor snowfall.

Chicago is set to receive more snow, with a Winter Weather Advisory in effect for the afternoon and evening, impacting commutes and bringing up to 4 inches total. Cold temperatures and additional light snow showers are expected later in the week.

Chicago faces a week of snow, wind, and cold, with potential impacts on commuting and daily activities, as forecasted by the National Weather Service and reported by Fox 32.

Chicago is preparing for a major winter storm, with the National Weather Service forecasting 6 to 12 inches of snow and issuing a Winter Storm Warning. Travel conditions are expected to deteriorate.

Chicago is set to face one of its heaviest November snowfalls, with a forecast of 6 to 12 inches of snow and a warning of dangerous travel conditions.

Chicago is preparing for a significant winter storm, with a forecast of 6-10 inches of snow this weekend and a winter storm warning issued by the National Weather Service.

Chicago braces for chilly Thanksgiving with potential flurries, as a Winter Storm Watch is in place for heavy weekend snowfall and freezing temperatures.

Illinois EPA says federal regulators stepped back from oversight after nearly half a million gallons of asphalt fouled the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal. State officials say asphalt and wildlife impacts persist.

The Chicago Police seek help finding Jan Kikolski, 69, missing from the 5100 block of N. East River Rd. He was last seen wearing a brown hat, dark jacket, blue jeans, and black Adidas shoes.