The 30-foot tall sculpture called Vector was inspired by 19th century quilt patterns and replaces the famous, or infamous, ...

With Crow-Armstrong in the middle of an MVP run and Williams sparking Super Bowl plans across Chicagoland, the duo might just ...

The Cubs are on the cusp of another playoff appearance, but they're all about doing better than they did last year, when they ...

The Cubs' relief corps couldn't deliver once more Tuesday, with Jacob Webb and Edward Cabrera coughing up homers in a loss to ...

The proposed agreement was quietly brokered by some of the same alderpersons who led the budget rebellion against Mayor ...

Fred Waller is serving as acting police superintendent for a second time amid a nationwide search for Snelling’s permanent ...

Pritzker signed a follow-up disaster proclamation extending the one signed on Aug. 18, which frees up more state funds and ...

My next-door neighbors are appropriately friendly, mow their lawn and generally mind their own business. The husband is a ...

September is the city’s unofficial jazz month, and there’s still plenty of world-class music to be heard with events in ...

Judge John F. Lyke Jr. handed down the maximum sentence to Tony Robinson, calling the murder of Anat Kimchi a “heinous, ...

The Chicago native has been getting her flowers and booking gigs all year. Friday's release of her new album, “Chakzilla,” finds her finally steering her career on her own terms.

City officials say the historic Yale Building at 6565 S. Yale Ave. became the first to violate Chicago’s cooling ordinance this year when its chiller broke down in late August.