Jo Marquez

What started as a planned pre-dawn fight in a Naperville grocery store parking lot ended with three 19-year-olds in custody and two guns in police

A South Side carjacking that played out on a taxi's own camera has ended with a long prison term for the man behind the wheel.

On Chicago's North Side, patience has all but snapped. Thousands of residents say they are fed up after years of reports that two men, identified

West Side riders counting on a long-promised Blue Line revival are in for a longer wait.

The Chicago Blackhawks cranked up the drama on Wednesday, pulling off a big-swing trade to bring defenseman Bowen Byram and winger Jordan Greenway over from the Buffalo Sabres.

A towering column of smoke and bursts of flame roared from a multi-story residential building in Chicago's South Shore on Tuesday evening, shrouding nearby blocks in soot and ash.

A boutique, five-story condo building quietly planned for a mid-block lot in the West Loop is taking direct aim at buyers who want a house-size home in the middle of the city and are willing to pay for it.

DeKalb is officially hitching its license-plate reader program to Flock Safety, signing off on a two-year contract after a tense City Council meeting

Palatine police say a 29-year-old man who neighbors spotted lurking at ground-floor windows on the 1700 block of North Rose Avenue is now in custody after a string of attempted break-ins earlier this month.

Aurora is gearing up for a major underground overhaul. On June 23, the City Council signed off on two infrastructure contracts totaling nearly $7.8