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About 100 people gathered at Horner Park Wednesday evening to protest a federal immigration arrest that took place a day earlier in Albany Park.

The demonstration comes after witnesses reported seeing federal agen...

More than a year after bids were submitted to replace Chicago's ShotSpotter gunshot detection system, some aldermen say they still have no answers about what comes next — and families affected by gun violence are demanding action.

For Pam Bosley and Adrienne Swanigan Williams, the debate over gunshot detection technology is personal. 

Bosley's son,

A treasured piece of Chicago history is shining once again in the South Loop.

After more than a year of restoration work on the East Coast, Louis Comfort Tiffany's famed "Jeweled" window has returned to Second Presbyterian Church of Chicago, marking a major milestone in efforts to preserve the landmark building.

For decades, dust, dirt, and grime dimmed the vibran...

It got a little bit warmer across the area today as highs touched the 80s in many spots. This will be the first of many days spent in the 80s. For tonight, things remain very quiet and comfortable: clear sky, light wind and lows on either side of 60.

Thursday brings a little more heat to the party as highs climb into the upper 80s. A couple of spots could tag 90 degrees...

There’s been a lot of nostalgia surrounding Jim’s Original hot dog and Polish sausage stand as it prepares to leave the University of Illinois Chicago and Maxwell Street area after more than 85 years.

The stand’s new location is around the corner, between the South Loop and Pilsen.

Some East Pilsen neighbors are already raising concerns, saying the move poses a pu...