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A new restaurant at the corner of Harlem and 127th Street is attempting to lure diners with the promise of farm-to-table cuisine
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The Coast Guard spent Saturday reminding those who use the waterways to stay safe.
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Officials say the majority of possible combinations have already been purchased ahead of Saturday night's $600 million drawing.
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Hundreds of teachers and their supporters marched across the city Saturday in the first of three days of protests.
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Express shuttle buses from closed train CTA stations to the Garfield Park Green Line stop will run during the Red Line renovation.
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Express shuttle buses from closed train CTA stations to the Garfield Park Green Line stop will run during the Red Line renovation.
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Express shuttle buses from closed train CTA stations to the Garfield Park Green Line stop will run during the Red Line renovation.
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When you win the Lotto, you expect to get paid, but Illinois Lottery officials confirm they bounced eight checks on May 1.
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Chicago's reputation as a deep dish hub may be in jeopardy, thanks to a bumper crop of Neapolitan-style pizza joints taking over.
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Express shuttle buses from closed train CTA stations to the Garfield Park Green Line stop will run during the Red Line renovation.
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When you win the Lotto, you expect to get paid, but Illinois Lottery officials confirm they bounced eight checks on May 1.
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Chicago area residents pour into convenience stores to try their luck at the record Powerball jackpot.
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Chicago area residents pour into convenience stores to try their luck at the record Powerball jackpot.
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Express shuttle buses from closed train CTA stations to the Garfield Park Green Line stop will run during the Red Line renovation.
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One Navy recruit got a big surprise during at Great Lakes Naval Base Friday.
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On Chicago's Southwest Side, a man was killed when attempting to cross between cars on the CTA Orange Line train.
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Just one day after a 15-year-old was shot to death in the Auburn Gresham neighborhood, a group of students is planning a week of promoting peace called I Care Week.
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Thousands of Illinois Bank debit card users have been the target of fake phone calls in an attempt to steal vital financial information.
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Express shuttle buses from closed train CTA stations to the Garfield Park Green Line stop will run during the Red Line renovation.
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Two people were killed in an early morning house fire in south suburban Chicago Heights.
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College campus safety is a key issue for local students and their parents.
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Four people suffered non-life-threatening injuries after an elevator fell from the fifteenth floor to the tenth on the North side.
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Plans to close dozens of Chicago Public Schools will weaken the city's education system, Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle said about Mayor Rahm Emanuel's closure plan.
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Nationally, only eight percent of ninth graders in low-income communities are expected to graduate from college by age 25.
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Express shuttle buses from closed train CTA stations to the Garfield Park Green Line stop will run during the Red Line renovation.
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Express shuttle buses from closed train CTA stations to the Garfield Park Green Line stop will run during the Red Line renovation.
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10,000 Maniacs are on tour promoting their newest CD release ''Music From the Motion Picture.''
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Two people were killed in an early morning house fire in south suburban Chicago Heights.
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Guacamole, tacos and enchiladas may be the most popular items on Mexican menus, but any fan of the cuisine will tell you it's mole that truly sets kitchens apart.
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A woman who reported a robbery on Michigan Avenue has since found the jewelry she said was stolen in broad daylight.
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Home to 90,000 people, Waukegan in Lake County, Ill., is the fifth largest city on Lake Michigan's western shore.
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Roman Catholic priests who are sex abusers are being paid to handle prayer requests from unsuspecting families.
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Detectives will determine whether a woman who lied about a robbery on Michigan Avenue in Chicago will face charges.
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Express shuttle buses from closed train CTA stations to the Garfield Park Green Line stop will run during the Red Line renovation.
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Two people were killed in an early morning house fire in south suburban Chicago Heights.
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Police tracked down alleged con man David Wooten in Chicago a fugitive who they say has been on the run for six years.
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A woman in her late 60s was mugged in broad daylight by a group of young men right in front of the Saks Fifth Avenue store on Michigan Avenue.
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Chicago police say they have determined that the reported Michigan Avenue robbery of a 68-year-old woman is "unfounded."
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A new program hopes to add improvements to McCormick Place and renovate Navy Pier.
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A construction worker was killed Thursday morning at Northwestern University in Evanston.
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On Sunday morning, the massive reconstruction of the Red Line from 95th to Cermak will begin, forcing riders to reroute between 95th and Roosevelt through October.
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Two baby goats that were abandoned in Lockport found a new home at Siegel's Cottonwood Farm.
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He still has not been identified but he has not been forgotten.
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The changes a baby goes through that first year of life are truly amazing.
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It would give DePaul the opportunity to play in Chicago even though it's not anywhere near DePaul's Lincoln Park campus but near McCormick Place.
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Dashamone McCarty, 19, was shot and killed in Maywood one week after returning home from Dakota College
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FEMA disaster relief centers are open around Chicago.
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James Malecek will spend 145 days in prison for throwing the fatal punch that killed a Chicago teenager at a beach party.
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A new program hopes to add improvements to McCormick Place and renovate Navy Pier.
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Fans are eagerly awaiting the finale of ABC's hit show "Scandal", airing Thursday evening.
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