Orange Line rider stabbed in Loop, causing service delays
A CTA rider was stabbed and seriously wounded Friday morning in the Loop.
3 sought in violent Red Line robbery
Chicago police are asking for the public's help in identifying three people wanted in connection with a violent robbery Monday on a CTA platform.
Red Line robbery: Two suspects sought after CTA passenger's cellphone taken
Two people who allegedly robbed a passenger of his cellphone on a downtown CTA Red Line platform are on the run, and Chicago police are asking for the public’s help identifying them.
2 motorcyclists injured in hit-and-run crash near Millennium Park
Two people were injured in a hit-and-run crash on Lake Shore Drive near Millennium Park Monday morning.
Roads closed due to Mexican independence Day celebrations
Intermittent closures will be in effect in downtown Chicago Sunday night as Mexican Independence Day celebrations continue.
Thousands attend El Grito Festival for Mexican Independence Day; road closures in effect
The City of Chicago has been bustling this weekend as thousands gather to celebrate Mexican Independence Day.
Mexican Independence Day celebrations underway in downtown Chicago
Thousands are gathering in the downtown Chicago area to celebrate Mexican Independence Day this weekend.
Downtown Chicago shooting: 2 men shot on sidewalk near Mag Mile
Two men were shot near Chicago's Magnificent Mile early Saturday morning, according to Chicago police.
Downtown Chicago shooting: 2 men shot on sidewalk near Mag Mile
Two men were shot near Chicago's Magnificent Mile early Saturday morning, according to Chicago police.
Mexican Independence Day celebrations ramp up in Chicago
Chicago anticipates heavy traffic and late-night car caravans for Mexican Independence Day weekend.
Chicago braces for celebratory chaos this weekend as Mexican Independence Day festivities begin
Chicago is home to one of the largest Mexican American communities in the nation, and this weekend, Mexican pride will be on full display in celebration of Mexican Independence Day.
Chicago prepares for possible Mexican Independence Day chaos
Chicago is home to one of the largest Mexican American communities in the country and this weekend, Mexican pride will be on full display.
Cook County judge rules Trump Tower violated Illinois Environmental Protection Act
A Cook County judge ruled on Monday that Trump International Hotel & Tower violated the Illinois Environmental Protection Act.
Undecided voters in Chicago studied during presidential debate using heart rate monitors
A group of undecided voters gathered in Chicago's Loop during the presidential debate Tuesday night, where their physical reactions were studied using neurometric testing.
Wilma's Famous BBQ joins Chicago Black Restaurant Week
Chicago Black Restaurant Week is back, offering locals a chance to explore and support more than 50 Black-owned restaurants while enjoying tasty discounts.
Video shows group wanted for breaking into 11 Chicago businesses, stealing cash and merchandise
Chicago police released surveillance video footage this week of a group suspected of breaking into at least 11 businesses and stealing cash, electronics and clothing.
Paris on Politics: Grant Park faces criticism for very limited summer access
Summer is over and Grant Park was barely open.
Grant Park faces criticism for very limited summer access
Summer is over and Grant Park was barely open.
New exhibit at Color Factory Chicago offers inclusive experience for the color blind
Just in time for National Color Blind Awareness Day on Friday, Chicago’s Color Factory is trying to ensure that we can all experience the joy of color.
Armed man caught stealing at Chicago Macy's on State Street
A man was arrested in downtown Chicago after allegedly stealing from a department store while armed with a loaded gun Wednesday.