Caitlyn Rosen

After a couple was attacked on a downtown street last month, a Chicago alder proposed an ordinance that would prohibit unaccompanied minors from a downtown area after 8 p.m.

Robert Crimo III was expected to plead guilty to 55 charges just days before the second anniversary of the deadly shooting.

Transportation officials were met with resistance after they presented their plan to reconstruct Lake Shore Drive at an open house on Thursday.

During this year's Democratic National Convention, thousands took to the streets of Chicago in support of Palestine. But political experts doubt the protests will have much effect in November.

Chicago's iconic Maxwell Street Market has served locals for more than a century. But even after a return to its original location, activists say the market is a shadow of its former glory.

Amid calls for its chief administrator to resign, experts fear the disarray could impact the board's efficacy.

Many called for the Rev. Mitchell Johnson to resign, even before the surfacing of his antisemitic, misogynistic and conspiratorial social media posts.

A “safety net” hospital in Chicago's Little Village neighborhood sued state regulators in 2020 over what it said were consistently late and insufficient payments from insurance companies.

The inmate sued the Federal Bureau of Prisons in 2021 after they denied his wife's visitation request because he did not have a relationship with her prior to his incarceration.

The uniforms bled dye and harmful substances onto the plaintiffs' bodies, according to the group of over 600 Delta Airlines employees.