Declaran culpable al sujeto que mató a seis miembros de su familia en Chicago en 2016
Un hombre de Chicago acusado en 2016 de matar a seis miembros de su familia en su bungalow de Gage Park fue declarado culpable el miércoles por la tarde. El...
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Judge throws out convictions of 8 people with cases connected to disgraced former Chicago police Sgt. Ronald Watts
A Cook County judge on Monday threw out convictions for eight people whose cases were related to former Chicago police Sgt. Ronald Watts and his crew. Judge Erica Reddick vacated...
Runners feel shortchanged after Sunday’s Chicago Half Marathon was shortened by a half-mile
Khoa Dao finished a half-marathon Sunday along Chicago's lakefront feeling elated, crossing the finish line seemingly 15 minutes faster than his previous personal record. He celebrated and took some selfies....
Hace 50 años, dos trenes con destino al centro chocaron, mataron a 45 e hirieron a más de 300. Los sobrevivientes no quieren que la gente lo olvide
En una fría mañana de otoño, Lisa Klare se embarcó en un viaje en tren con destino al centro y se dirigió al primer vagón porque uno de sus amigos...
50 years ago, two Loop-bound trains crashed, killing 45 and injuring more than 300. Survivors don’t want people to forget.
On a chilly autumn morning, Lisa Klare embarked on a Loop-bound commuter train ride and made her way to the first car because one of her friends wanted to smoke....
An Illinois man is serving a life sentence for 6 grams of cocaine. He is fighting to be freed.
Michael Lightfoot is 66 years old. He survived prostate cancer. He has grandchildren and great-grandchildren who love him. He has health problems and doesn't think he has that much time...
Chicago mops up after quick, heavy rains flood homes, businesses and roads
Torrential rains on Sunday blanketed parts of the Chicago area, leaving in its wake flooded roadways, submerged basements, overloaded sewers and water spewing in the air from maintenance holes in...
Gun rights group files suit against Highland Park, Naperville targeting assault weapons bans
A gun rights organization has filed a lawsuit against Highland Park that targets the city's nearly decade-old assault weapons ban, alleging, in the wake of the Fourth of July shooting...
‘Every workplace should have a union:’ Chicago Labor Day Parade returns to far Southeast Side after COVID hiatus
Commemorating a day they are rarely able to get off themselves, a group of Starbucks workers stood on Ewing Avenue Saturday morning preparing to march in the Labor Day parade...
Report paints ‘bleak picture’ of perceptions of Chicago police among young Black and Latino men
Though the Chicago Police Department is years into efforts to reform and rebuild trust among communities, young Black and Latino men persist in having negative perceptions of and interactions with...