Jen DeSalvo

Over the complex and years-long reconfiguration project where the Eisenhower and the Tri-State Tollway meet, transportation industry leaders and laborers launched National Work Zone Awareness Week.

Resounding the call to end gun violence, crowds donned orange clothing at the Bronzeville park named for Hadiya Pendleton, the 15-year-old Chicago teenager who…

Muralists with ties to Ukrainian culture brighten external walls of west side businesses in an effort to bring hope to a community still afflicted by war.

The exhibit depicts 13 unique three-dimensional dioramas of Ukrainian folklore passed down for generations.

“People are coming here for a reason. They are seeking refuge.”

As shoppers pack parking lots for holiday shopping, authorities are on the lookout for people illegally using disabled placards and parking spots.

Chicago resident, Captain David Truitt, has been serving with the U.S. Coast Guard for 60 years. His entire life, he says, he worked on a rescue boat –…

The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Mackinaw traveled this week from Cheboygan, Michigan carrying 1,200 fresh cut Christmas trees to Chicago.