Public discussion of a flailing city program might be rescheduled for November — if alderpeople find time on their calendars.

Edgar Delgado-Arroyo was relieved of police powers on Oct. 13, just over a week after he fired two guns simultaneously at a group following a confrontation, a police watchdog group said.

The extent of the man's injuries were not immediately available Monday. The crash was the second involving a Metra train and a pedestrian since Saturday.

The plan lays the groundwork for revitalizing commercial corridors, addressing the food desert and adding jobs with the ultimate goal of increasing life expectancy in the neighborhood.

Recipes From Our Home" features dishes and notes from Apna Ghar residents who have cooked for themselves and each other in the shared kitchen.

From art exhibits and theater to bar crawls and parties, here are various ways to celebrate the Day of the Dead in Chicago ...

Following the sudden closure of Whole Foods and then Save A Lot at an Englewood property in recent years, feedback from the survey will help officials understand the area's needs.

It’s one of the “seven sacred condiments” that tops a Chicago-style hot dog. Here’s the story behind its neon-green color.

Instituto del Progreso Latino opened new training facilities for its nursing program, including a simulation lab where students can practice care for real-life medical scenarios.

RIVER NORTH — Employees and customers were robbed at gunpoint early Thursday inside a popular 24-hour diner in River North, police said. At 3:12 a.m. Thursday, three men entered Griddle 24, 334 W.

The Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning approved a long-term plan Wednesday identifying 15 priority investments across the region.

The proposal would strengthen licensing enforcement, require faster compliance with corrective plans and give the city more ...