Tia Ewing

CHICAGO More than two months after the Birth Center of Chicago abruptly closed its doors, at least one former employee says she is still waiting to be paid.

The Brief Cook County Sheriff's Police are patrolling CTA trains as part of a state-directed pilot to improve safety while gathering data to shape future transit policing.

The Brief From Englewood to success: Glizzy Glow overcame early challenges, including becoming a mother at 17, to build businesses and sign with Interscope Records.

CHICAGO After months of delays, documented repair issues, and the threat of losing more than $13,000 in state funding, a Chicago family is finally receiving the wheelchair lift they say they desperately needed.

CHICAGO A free youth program serving more than 40 children in Englewood has been forced to relocate after two shootings happened outside its center at 344 W. 75th Street.

ELGIN, Ill. For more than four decades, one family waited for answers. Then, after 42 years, they finally got them. "Karen Schepers' Celica has been recovered."

A Chicago college football player charged with aggravated battery to a peace officer and resisting or obstructing a police officer alleges he was beaten by Chicago police while trying to rescue his 16-year-old brother during a chaotic teen takeover in Douglass Park.

Homewood police use a coordinated traffic enforcement operation called the "Wolfpack," where one officer identifies speeding vehicles with a laser detector and radios nearby officers to make traffic stops.

Two Chicago teens who lost friends to gun violence say those tragedies inspired them to push for violence prevention instead of attending teen takeovers.

CHICAGO When Kourtni Brandy launched her latest social media series, there was only one place she wanted to begin.