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Millennium Park is a must-see for visitors to Chicago that generates more than $2 billion a year in tourism revenue.
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Millennium Park is a must-see for visitors to Chicago that generates more than $2 billion a year in tourism revenue.
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Aurora police are investigating a traffic accident that took place late Sunday night on the city's east side, leaving three dead and five injured.
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City officials presented the top awards for extraordinary bravery to Chicago police officers and firefighters Tuesday morning at a ceremony at City Hall.
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A school bus was pulled from the wreckage after it crashed into the front of an animal rescue center in the 7100-block of West Touhy in north suburban Niles Wednesday afternoon.
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A school bus crashed into the front of an animal rescue center in the 7100-block of West Touhy in north suburban Niles Wednesday afternoon.
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A teenage driver was in custody Wednesday after a deadly crash in Chicago's Avalon Park neighborhood.
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Two suspects are charged in the murders of a mother and daughter found in the trunk of a burning car in a Palos Park forest preserve.
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Unlike the current system, which is being phased out, Ventra is an open system where rides can be paid for either with Ventra cards or credit cards with contactless technology.
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An Uptown woman who lost her camera four months ago got it back with a little help from ABC7's Facebook page.
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A man who was shot death while waiting for a CTA bus in Washington Park was not the intended target, police said.
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A Chicago company has come up with a simple way to make a big impact halfway around the world.
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Family and friends of a young man gunned down in Chicago's Old Town neighborhood over the weekend are asking for help tracking down the killer of 22-year-old Ramaine Hill, who leaves behind a 2-year-old son.
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Ventra goes into service next week, and many CTA riders say they still haven't received their new cards.
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Gov. Pat Quinn says scandals may have prompted a task force to look at Metra, but it's a chance to improve public transportation in northeastern Illinois.
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Family and friends of a young man gunned down in the Old Town area are asking for help tracking down the 22-year-old's killer.
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South suburban businessman Spencer Leak Sr. met Dr. King and weighs in on his dream and whether it's been realized.
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A fifth member of the Maine West High School boys' soccer team now says he was also a victim of hazing.
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Chicago's first speed cameras are now issuing warning tickets to drivers who are caught going to fast near schools and parks.
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The top of McCormick Place not only offers a great view of Chicago's skyline but also features the largest rooftop garden in the Midwest.
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A south suburban family is hosting some special guests for the next five weeks, three young siblings who traveled to Chicago from Colombia with the hopes of being adopted.
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A south suburban family is hosting some special guests for the next five weeks, three young siblings who traveled to Chicago from Colombia with the hopes of being adopted.
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There's a new overnight patrol on the streets of suburban Dixmoor. The Cook County Sheriff's Department stepped in to keep law and order in that village.
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The ninth annual, three-day Lollapalooza music festival in Grant Park is in the books. Now, the cleanup begins.
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Two people were found dead inside a store in Evanston early Wednesday. Family members say the men were brothers.
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All season long, the Chicago Cubs have done battle in Wrigley Field. Now, the team is going head to head with a man who wants to be hired as the official team mascot.
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Photojournalists displayed their work at a public protest after they were laid off by the Sun-Times two months ago.
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James Pacheco says he was shot several times last summer by Joliet police officers has filed a civil rights lawsuit against the officers and the City of Joliet.
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Chicago police issued a community alert after a man broke into two Marquette Park homes and tried to sexually assault two women in the same day.
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All season long, the Chicago Cubs have done battle in Wrigley Field. Now, the team is going head to head with a man who wants to be hired as the official team mascot.
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Christopher Evans was last seen leaving Roscoe's in Lakeview at about 1:30 a.m. Sunday.
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A judge has ruled that a 19-year-old is guilty of first degree murder and robbery in the beating death of Delfino Mora, 62.
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A fast-moving line of thunderstorms left its mark on the Chicago area Monday, and left some Hawks fans in the dark during Game 6.
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The overhaul at City Colleges of Chicago continues with a five-year plan aimed at better preparing students for the work force, while raising academic standards.
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In its heyday, the Sutherland Hotel attracted the most talented jazz artists of the era, as performers and patrons.
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The Susan G. Komen Foundation is canceling its signature 3-Day Walk in Chicago and six other cities next year.
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Armed robbers took thousands of dollars worth of human hair from a Morgan Park beauty supply store.
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The Woogms parade, held every year on Memorial Day and Labor Day, is a Chicago tradition that turns 50 this year.
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The old west is alive and well in McHenry County where you'll find a theme park called Wild West Town that is dedicated to that period of American history.
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The City of Chicago says it places red lights cameras at dangerous intersections to promote safety. But a new report slams the city for its record-keeping on red light cameras and says it can't back up those safety claims.
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A sailor from Chicago was killed while coming to the aid of a crime victim in the Bahamas.
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A mother looking for services for her special needs child couldn't find any, so she started an organization, El Valor.
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The discovery of the three Cleveland women who had been missing for 10 years has thrilled their families, law enforcement officials and the community.
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Kevin Sanders was honored by first responders across Chicago at his Plainfield funeral.
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After setting records for rain in April, summer-like weather brought people outside to enjoy the sun and the warmth.
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Police in Griffith, Indiana, are questioning a suspect in connection with the murder of Mary Austgen. Her body was found last month in the parking garage of a casino in Gary.
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Family and friends remembered Anne Smedinghoff, 25, as a compassionate and adventurous young woman.
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A 53-year-old who says he's dying from cancer is facing a felony charge after he was shot in the lobby of the Vernon Hills police department.
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The family of a Chicago woman want answers after her body was found at the bottom of a Gold Coast building's trash chute.
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The cold didn't keep Chicago White Sox fans from opening day at U.S. Cellular Field.
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