Michelle Gallardo

One man was killed and another wounded early Wednesday in a shooting near theWit hotel in the Loop, according to Chicago police.

Chicago firefighters are battling a fire in a multi-story building in the South Austin neighborhood Tuesday morning.

Chicago alderpersons began reviewing the mayor's proposed $17.6 billion budget Monday, questioning plans to close a projected $882 million shortfall through tax increases and borrowing.

Expanded early voting begins Monday at dozens of locations across suburban Cook County and all 50 Chicago wards. Cook County officials unveiled new technology aimed at making the voting process more efficient and transparent.

There are new calls for an independent review after the sexual harassment investigation involving Hilario Dominguez was closed.

Thousands of legal immigrants in Illinois are expected to lose Medicaid coverage beginning Thursday as the first phase of a broader overhaul of the health insurance program takes effect.

Cook County sheriff's investigators searched the Ford Heights Municipal Hall on Thursday, removing boxes of evidence as part of an undisclosed investigation by the Illinois Attorney General's Office.

A solved cross-country cold case led detectives to take a closer look at the infamous Chicago-area Tylenol murders.

The Indiana Court of Appeals heard arguments on whether Richard Allen received a fair trial in his 2024 murder conviction, a case that centers not on his guilt or innocence but on whether legal errors affected the outcome of the proceedings.

A father and his two sons were hospitalized in serious to critical conditions after a fire in a Portage Park three-flat that displaced 15 residents and two pets, according to the Chicago Fire Department.