Jo Marquez

Cook County prosecutors have decided that a North Riverside police officer was legally justified in fatally shooting a man armed with two knives

Two 15-year-old girls were seriously injured Tuesday night when a sport-utility vehicle hit the electric bicycle they were sharing in Libertyville.

Smoky, hazy skies settled back over Chicago on Thursday, July 16, 2026, muting the afternoon sun and cutting the view down to roughly 3 miles near Midway, where temperatures hovered around 79°F.

Early Thursday on the Eisenhower Expressway, just past Ashland Avenue, a routine overnight drive turned chaotic when a multi-vehicle crash left at least one car in flames and four people injured.

Chicago's industrial scene is running hot, with tenants locking in 21.8 million square feet of new space through mid‑2026.

A plan to drop a full-scale data center on longtime farmland in South Elgin has arrived on former Kane County Board member Mike Kenyon's doorstep, and nobody on the property seems thrilled about being in the spotlight.

Cook County's independent watchdog says Board of Review Commissioner Samantha Steele crossed a serious ethical line when she allegedly tried to talk

The Evanston City Council on Monday voted to move ahead with a five-story, 30-unit apartment building at 1103–1105 Emerson Street, siding with the

A vintage 17-story office tower at 70 E. Lake Street in Chicago's East Loop has a new owner and a new life on the way as apartments.

A 27-year-old woman was taken into custody Thursday night after police say she shot a 29-year-old man during an argument inside a North Lawndale residence, turning a neighborhood dispute into a serious crime scene.