The fans will be able to buy the tickets for the 2019-20 season. The tickets for the single-games will be…
The second phase of Bridge Point Downers Grove has been moved ahead. Bridge Development Partners LLC has announced the acquisition…
A man belongs to Rockford pleaded guilty in the court. He was presented before US District Judge Philip G. Reinhard.…
A 14-year-old boy was taken to the hospital late Monday night, after police officers saw him running from a parked…
A nonprofit with the technology to analyze criminal records nearly automatically will help the county that includes Chicago clear tens…
Authorities are investigating the death of a 2-year-old girl at a suburban mall south of Chicago Tuesday afternoon, Aug. 27. The girl…
High schools in Chicago’s suburbs are taking steps to discourage students from vaping. The measures come amid rising rates of…
Rain showers moved through the Chicago area Monday, but the possibility of severe storms was very low. Rain fell during…
A new online tool seeks to call attention to what officials have identified as a cause of gun violence in Chicago, where…
Tied at 2-2 in the seventh, the Washington Nationals loaded the bases with two down and got back-to-back hits by Juan Soto, who…
The Chicago Park District has issued a swim ban for 25 Chicago area beaches. The ban is in effect for…
As Detroit billionaire businessman Dan Gilbert returned home after more than eight weeks of rehabilitation from a stroke he suffered…
United Airlines is suspending daily service from Chicago's O'Hare International Airport to Hong Kong starting next month, the company confirmed to CNN…
The Chicago White Sox got an impressive win over the Texas Rangers on Thursday night, and their star player came…
Alderman Edward M. Burke, 14th, is no longer a partner at the law firm he helped start and which plays…
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot has imposed a hiring freeze across all departments in city government until further notice, according to…
A new chapter has opened in the Jussie Smollett saga, as a Chicago judge appoints one of the most prominent attorneys…
Sexually transmitted infections are on the rise across the nation. To combat the increase in STIs locally, Mayor Lori Lightfoot…
Chicago Bears cornerback Clifton Duck came into camp as an unknown player doubtful to make the team. After two preseason…
A summer filled with train disruptions for New Orleans visitors has reached its end as Amtrak has restored full service…
The city of Chicago has been sitting on $11.5 million in uncashed checks since 1987. More than 22,000 checks have…
They're calling it a signature victory. And why not? The Chicago Cubs blew two leads but came back to win 12-11 over…
A Chicago police officer fired shots at a possible burglary suspect in Hyde Park Wednesday afternoon. Police said at around…
Two would-be robbers got more than they bargained for after they tried to mug a Golden Gloves champion boxer on…
Chicago police officers may soon be able to access the city’s approximately 35,000 surveillance cameras through phones provided by the…
There are almost 200 engraved pavers in front of the Montgomery Village Hall previously. Twenty new engraved pavers have been…
Floating Museum collective revealed its public art initiative known as Cultural Transit Assembly last week. This can convert the CTA…
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