Green and Pink line service to the Loop was scheduled to resume Monday, but that date was pushed back to Wednesday due to ongoing bridge replacement work.

A devil baby, unexplained voices and shadowy figures have all been reported at some of Chicago's most historic institutions.

Mayor Brandon Johnson's proposal includes a new 15-cent tax on delivered packages and higher corporate taxes to help fund ...

The Argyle Street restaurant had its license suspended Oct. 14 after failing two consecutive inspections, records show.

David and Cheryl Becker are looking to spread awareness about a phone scam that wiped out their life savings, much of it life insurance proceeds after their son’s death.

Paulin and Juanita Soto immigrated from Mexico in the early 1950s, started a restaurant and spent decades helping other families get settled in the neighborhood.

Early voting is underway across all 50 wards in the city. Here's how and when to vote, and what you should know about the races.

RIVER NORTH — After 35 years, the Hooters restaurant in River North has closed. The location first opened in 1991 at 660 N.

The 19-year-old woman said she was assaulted and left unconscious during a Feb. 7 party at the Alpha Delta Phi house.

The advisory council shared resources for sexual violence prevention but didn't discuss two reported sexual assaults at fraternities near campus or commit to drafting policy recommendations.

Public discussion of a flailing city program might be rescheduled for November — if alderpeople find time on their calendars.

The venue owners filed a zoning request last week to determine the feasibility of turning a nearby industrial lot into a ...