Chicago faces patchy drizzle, fog, and a high of 38 degrees today, with the National Weather Service warning of visibility issues and potential river rises. The weekend will remain cloudy with slight warming.

Chicago faces a second day of dense fog affecting visibility and road conditions, with predictions of more rain and the formation of potholes impacting the city's infrastructure.

Chicago's south and southwest suburbs experienced a strong natural gas odor, prompting a flurry of emergency calls and investigations by local authorities and BP Refinery. The source remains unidentified.

Chicago was enveloped in dense fog, leading to a National Weather Service advisory and hazardous driving conditions, with visibility below a quarter mile. The fog is expected to linger, although warmer temperatures are on the horizon.

Chicago faces severe winter weather with ice, freezing rain, and hazardous road conditions, leading to accidents, school closures, and disrupted flights.

A woman in Chicago succumbed to cold exposure, marking the eighth cold-related death in Cook County this winter season.

Chicago braces for winter weather with the National Weather Service issuing advisories for snow, freezing rain, and ice affecting travel early this week.

Chicago is preparing for severe winter weather, with snow, sleet, and freezing temperatures forecasted. Some Indiana counties have already seen significant snowfall, with more expected alongside dangerously low wind chills.

Chicago's city council is considering an ordinance to ban natural gas in new buildings, aligning with the city's climate goals. The proposal faces industry opposition citing affordability and reliability concerns.

Chicago faces severe cold and heavy snowfall disrupting travel, with a Hazardous Weather Outlook issued for the area, including lake effect snow causing near-blizzard conditions and extremely low wind chills.

Chicago anticipates severe winter weather with expected snow, blowing snow, and extreme cold as advisories and warnings are issued. Travel is discouraged in areas like northeast Porter County due to whiteout conditions.

A federal court approved a $12.25 million settlement for residents affected by a botched demolition in Chicago's Little Village that took place in April 2020.

Chicago faces extreme cold with a wind chill advisory, two rounds of snowfall, and hazardous travel conditions, but may see a warm-up later in January.