The stabbing happened about 10 minutes after a woman was shot and killed at the Red Line stop at 69th Street on the South ...

Illinois' largest city is facing an even bigger crime problem than realized, according to a new report from the Chicago ...

Israel this week launched new strikes in Gaza, killing more than 400 people, according to the Palestinian territory's ...

A beloved Chicago seafood spot known for its fried, Gulf-style shrimp has expanded to a second location, according to an ...

CHICAGO - Every spring and fall, Chicago’s skyline transforms into the perfect frame for a celestial event known as ...

A federal judge has ordered Chicago to install audible crossing signals at intersections with traffic lights to help people ...

Thunderstorms that "pack a punch," hail, a few inches of snow and high winds are all possible Wednesday into Thursday, ...

Former Chicago Bear Izzy Idonije and Chef Stephen Gillanders whipped up a St. Patrick's Day inspired meal from their newest ...

The Small Business Administration's plan to move the regional office, which shares a space with its district operations, won't affect services but sends a harmful “anti-immigrant” message, said a ...

Corner Bakery Cafe® is pleased to announce the grand reopening of its Accenture Tower location at 500 W Madison on Monday, ...

All weather hazards were at play Wednesday, including tornadoes, hail and damaging winds, followed by 'wind-whipped' snow.

As Tribune photo editor Marianne Mather looked through the Tribune’s photo archive she realized that much of the city’s history has been intertwined with the Walgreens chain.