Immaculate Conception School's 102-year-old alley has survived with students serving as pinsetters and a Monday night league still chasing an elusive perfect game.

Principals received their 2026-27 campus budgets Tuesday, as district officials said they are cutting some educator and ...

The former Central Street & Wire Plant will be demolished starting Wednesday to make way for an Amazon distribution hub.

Two years after a grease fire forced the popular North Center breakfast spot to close for repairs, it's back in business.

With Ann Sather's longtime Belmont Avenue location closing in June, owner and former Ald. Tom Tunney is opening a location of ...

Newly released body-camera footage shows a Chicago police officer firing six shots into the passenger side of a car being ...

The presence of eaglets in Chicago has excited birders and nature enthusiasts. Now, the Park District has closed a trail near ...

The famous restaurant that's been in business since 1939 is moving to 18th Street to make way for a University of Illinois ...

Jassen Cho, 38, and Damarion Johnson, 18, were fatally shot while Johnson rode in an Uber driven by Cho, police and media ...

The 28-story high-rise would replace a vacant former medical building and include affordable housing, retail space and a ...

Eaglets were observed in a Chicago cemetery and at a Southeast Side park this spring, marking a historic milestone.

The type of rodents that carry the Andes virus live in South America and have not been found in the United States.