Crime
Person wounded in shootout with Chicago police in Humboldt Park
Suspect shot after allegedly firing at officers near Chicago and Homan avenues
18-Year-Old Charged in CTA Red Line Station Shooting
Two men seriously injured in altercation that escalated to gunfire
Evanston Police Arrest Suspect, Seize Drugs and Cash After Long-Term Narcotics Investigation
Months-long probe into alleged drug sales near Howard Street leads to felony charges against local resident.
Politics
Illinois Democrats Urge Voters to Mail Ballots Immediately
Changes to postal service rules could delay ballot postmarks, officials warn.
Southeast Side Residents Demand Community Investment Over $9B Quantum Campus
Residents gather to discuss their vision for the former U.S. Steel South Works site as developers push forward with a massive tech development project.
Judge Sharon Oden Johnson Recognized as 2026 Chicago Defender Woman of Excellence
The Illinois Appellate Court judge is honored for her commitment to fairness, service and community impact.
Weather
Severe Weather Threat Looms Over Chicago Area
High winds, large hail, and possible tornadoes expected Tuesday afternoon through overnight
Chicago Sees Record Warmth Before Strong Storms
Severe thunderstorms expected Tuesday with potential for damaging winds, hail, and heavy rain
Sunny, Breezy Sunday Forecast with Highs in the 60s
Chicago to see above-normal temperatures as daylight saving time begins
Sports
Chicago Bears Re-Sign Veteran QB Case Keenum
Two-year deal worth up to $8 million for the 38-year-old backup
Bears Re-Sign Veteran QB Case Keenum
2-year deal worth up to $8 million to back up Caleb Williams
Bears Sign Trio of Defensive Free Agents
Chicago adds LB Devin Bush, S Coby Bryant, and DT Neville Gallimore to bolster defense
Lifestyle
Chicago Food Magazine Celebrates 50 Years
Local food publication marks half-century milestone with anniversary party
Illinois Expands ABLE Savings Accounts to More Residents with Disabilities
New rule raises eligibility age, nearly doubling the number of people who can open tax-free accounts for disability-related expenses.
90-Year-Old Retired Chicago Teacher Stays Active by Jumping Rope
Ruth Washington, a former Chicago Public Schools educator, jumps rope with the 40+ Double Dutch Club to maintain her health and wellness.
