The app was working Sunday, but some purchases weren’t going through Monday as the morning commute began.

Under the silos' new owner, MAT Limited Partnership, the structures could be demolished — but a review process by the Army Corps of Engineers may offer a solution.

The focus of many was on Gobbler's Knob in tiny Pennsylvania town, Punxsutawney, on Friday, Feb. 2, 2024 as the weather prognosticating groundhog Phil sees, or doesn't see, his shadow. How did all this come about?

Trump can remain on Illinois’ presidential primary ballot, a state board voted on Tuesday, dismissing another challenge to his eligibility under the 14th Amendment

JCDecaux, an experienced public bathrooms operator, has been chosen to install and manage four bathrooms as part of a long-awaited pilot program.

There's also a Funkadesi show, a Black comic books exhibition, a boozy comedy show and a hands-on tiramisu workshop.

Developer Onni Group has secured $50 million in construction financing for the 46-story mixed-use first phase of Halsted Pointe.

Illinois community college students will soon have a direct path to enter any public university in the state. A law set to take effect Jan. 1, 2024 guarantees admission for students who meet specified criteria.

About one-fifth of 500 registered voters polled earlier this month said they approve of how Chicago’s mayor is doing his job, while 70% rated his performance as fair or poor. The survey was conducted by Democratic pollster Tulchin Research.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is calling for a cease-fire in Gaza after the deaths of 25,000 Palestinians.

Charges are pending Tuesday for a 31-year-old man who slashed another man with a sharp object, critically injuring him, on a CTA Red Line platform in River North.

When the days are short and dreary, it's easy to feel down. Here are some ways to make the most of a Chicago winter.

The viral sensation was fun for a while, but some neighbors say it's led to more litter and noise, and less privacy.