Kasey Chronis

Airports are working to recover after extreme weather grounded flights nationwide on Monday. 

Chicago kicked off St. Patrick’s Day weekend Saturday as crowds gathered across the city for one of its most recognizable traditions — the dyeing of the Chicago River.

For some families in Kankakee, the damage is immeasurable. On the southeast side of town, near Waldron Arboretum, several houses were leveled.

A new lawsuit accuses Chicago Public Schools of ignoring a report that a security guard was sexually assaulting a student.

The Village of Arlington Heights is checking out when it comes to short-term rentals, including Airbnb properties.

As Daylight Saving Time begins Sunday, experts warn the lost hour could further strain sleep-deprived teens.

As artificial intelligence reshapes education, Chicago is set to welcome Alpha School—a private Pre-K–8 model using AI tutors for daily instruction—while educators and experts debate the technology’s benefits, risks, accuracy, privacy concerns, and long-term impact on traditional and public schooling.

A new clinical trial led in part by a Lurie Children’s Hospital doctor is showing promise for children with Dravet syndrome, a severe form of epilepsy, and could become the first gene regulation therapy approved for the condition.

Attorneys with the Cook County Public Defender’s Office were in court Tuesday asking prosecutors to drop the murder charges against a Chicago woman accused of killing her boyfriend after their baby shower. 

In the South Suburbs, the future of delivery is taking flight.