Barack Obama visits Chicago to check on his center’s progress — and makes a surprise school visit
The former president is in Chicago this week to check on construction of his presidential center, set to open next June.
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Residents of raided South Shore apartment building still face eviction after judge denies pleas for more time
Despite a last-minute plea for more time, eviction looms for the remaining residents of the troubled South Shore apartment building raided by immigration agents earlier this year.
Cops yet to find evidence of drink tampering following Tara Reid allegations
Rosemont police said "no criminal act" had been committed against the actress, but said the case remained open.
Man facing attempted murder charge for alleged shove onto Blue Line tracks
A Chicago man has been charged after allegedly punching and pushing someone onto the tracks at a CTA Blue Line stop in Forest Park this week, local authorities said. Tommie...
Chicago weather: Bone-chilling temperatures arrive late Wednesday night — and will stay into Friday
National Weather Service officials warned of bone-chilling temperatures hitting the Chicago area Wednesday night and staying until early Friday.
Hanover Park police officer busted by ICE back to full duty, village says
Hanover Park police officer Radule Bojovic returned to full duty status this week as he awaits the outcome of his court proceedings, officials said.
Chicago officials ease capacity limit for Christkindlmarket as organizers say cap remains unsustainable
Chicago city officials on Monday agreed to increase Christkindlmarket's space restriction by nearly 1,000, bringing the amended capacity limit up to 2,500 people.
Christmas tree lots in Chicago prepare for heavy snow and customers: ‘When it snows, they feel more Christmasy’
Forecasters are anticipating a winter storm to begin late Friday, with snow expected to fall up to an inch per hour into Saturday.
As the immigration blitz wound down, an Uptown couple breathed a sigh of relief. Then they were torn apart.
Less than a day before Eva Gurtovaia was to become a U.S. citizen, federal agents detained her Kurdish husband, who was authorized to work in the country.
Lawsuit alleges Batavia chiropractor secretly filmed patients
Four patients — including two children — are suing a chiropractor for allegedly installing hidden cameras to record them while they were undressing.