Chatham man charged with strangling one roommate, assaulting another in shared apartment
Prosecutors said Jerry Powe admitted to strangling one roommate and covering her body with a sheet inside theri Chatham apartment.
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Cafeteria license at Advocate Illinois Masonic suspended after health inspection reveals cockroaches, black slime
The Chicago Department of Public Health has suspended the kitchen license at Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center in Lakeview.
Two class-action lawsuits filed against food delivery robot companies for biometric privacy violations
The Chicago plaintiffs allege that delivery robots scan and store recordings of people's faces and hands, using them to train AI models and distributing to OpenAI and other third parties.
Local businesses run their own marathon ahead of Sunday’s race
Runners aren't the only ones going the distance on Sunday. For local businesses, the marathon crowds offer a chance to put their best foot forward.
Six Chicago hotels on strike as marathon weekend kicks off
Workers at six Chicago hotels walked off the job Friday as the city heads into marathon weekend, said the workers' union, Unite Here Local 1.
‘Flying off the shelf’: Sports apparel stores scramble to keep up with demand for White Sox merchandise
With the team headed to the AL Division Series this weekend, stores across Chicago are experiencing an unprecedented demand for Sox swag.
With the White Sox and Cubs both in the playoffs, sports bars are busier than ever: ‘It’s great for everyone’
Both teams in the playoffs means business is up at drinking spots around the city.
Toys R Us makes a comeback with new store in Lombard
Nearly a decade after closing most of its stores in the state, Toys R Us is making a comeback in Illinois.
National Transportation Safety Board launches rail safety campaign
Authorities chose Chicago, the rail "Mecca," as the spot to announce their new regulations.
Fans in Hammond and Arlington Heights have one goal: Be the new home of the Bears
Fans in Hammond, Indiana, and Arlington Heights said they felt confident the new Chicago Bears stadium would come to their communities during Sunday's game against the Minnesota Vikings.