South Side man to face judge in Chatham apartment strangulation, assault
Jerry Powe, 58, was charged with two counts of murder, three counts of sexual assault and one count of kidnapping, according to Chicago police.
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Second allegation of sexual assault emerges this week from University of Chicago fraternity parties
For the second consecutive week, allegations of sexual assault at fraternity parties on or near its Hyde Park campus have forced the University of Chicago into the center of a...
‘Ordinary white kid’ or ‘neo-Nazi’? Court records offer new insight into alleged plot to attack Hindu temple
On the surface, Alexandros Paporakis described himself as “an ordinary white kid going to college and working.” But beneath that facade, he wrote, was “a sociopathic white supremacist neo-Nazi,” according...
‘We were extremely careful that night,’ says witness to alleged sexual assault at fraternity party near U. of C.
As the sexual assault allegation makes national news, a witness recounted the precautions she and her friends took to protect themselves.
Woman alleges sexual assault in bathroom at off-campus fraternity near University of Chicago in police report
U. of C. off-campus fraternity AEPi said it believes no one affiliated with the organization was involved or complicit in the reported assault.
Sexual assault reported at University of Chicago off-campus party, officials say
The victim reported the assault at 2:10 a.m., roughly 30 minutes after it occurred, and did not know the suspect, according to a university incident report.
Man found shot in parked car in Roseland dies Monday, police say
A 33-year-old man found with a gunshot wound to the neck was taken to Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn, where he died early Monday morning.
‘This is Mike Ditka we’re talking about. This is a big deal.’ Tributes pour in across Chicago for Da Coach.
Fans from across the city and country expressed their condolences for the passing of former Bears coach Mike Ditka, who led the 1985 team to the Super Bowl.
Apple Fest was too crowded for attendees. Business owners say that was the point.
The online debate unfolding in the days since Chicago’s signature fall festival has attendees and abstainers alike asking the same question: Who is Apple Fest for?
The office is back, but some Chicagoans have already found something better: ‘Co-working is where it’s going to be at’
Industry experts say Chicagoans are setting up laptops in spaces that double as climbing gyms and dog parks, trading subsidized parking for culinary classes and on-site podcast studios.