Chicago house party shooting kills 3 men and wounds five other people, police say
CHICAGO -- Eight people were shot, three of them fatally, when gunfire erupted Monday during a house party in Chicago, ...
'Heinously terrible': 3 killed, 5 injured in mass shooting at Chicago home; no arrests made
Three people died and five others were injured after a mass shooting inside a home in the Chicago Lawn neighborhood, police ...
Fire on Chicago's SW side sends smoke plumes into air; road closures in place
Video posted to social media early Tuesday showed plumes of smoke rising into the air with a heavy presence from emergency ...
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Hundreds of cars towed yesterday for violating Chicago's winter parking ban
Nearly 250 vehicles were towed Monday on the second day of Chicago's winter parking ban, officials announced today.
3 Shot Dead, 5 Injured in Shooting at ‘Social Gathering’ in Chicago
Three people are dead, and five others are injured after a "social gathering" in Chicago on Monday, according to the Chicago ...
Chicago teachers union slams newspaper that called them out for their members' chronic absence
The Chicago Teachers Union president slammed an editorial from the Chicago Tribune that highlighted teachers’ chronic ...
Police continue to investigate shooting at Chicago Lawn home that killed 3, wounded 5 others
Police continue to investigate the shooting at a Chicago Lawn home that killed three people and injured five others Monday ...
Chicago Lawn shooting: Police continue to investigate Monday incident that left 3 dead, 5 wounded
Police continue to investigate the shooting at a Chicago Lawn home that killed three people and injured five others Monday ...
6 popular Chicago restaurants named among best in the world in new elite ranking for 2025
Six of the best restaurants in the world are in Chicago, according to an elite new 2025 ranking of the 1,000 top restaurants ...
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Chicago Mayor pitches $60 million property tax hike, lower than previous proposals
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is proposing a $60 million property tax increase, much lower than his initial plan for a $300 million increase, which was unanimously rejected by the City Council.