Chicago White Sox fans persevered through three consecutive 100-loss seasons. Now they’re basking in the postseason.

The longtime Democratic insider has emerged as a behind-the-scenes force in his party’s push to win back Congress. After that, he’ll think about 2028.

Over the last two decades, the 45-year-old excavator operator has amassed a collection of several hundred rocks. But none are as large as the one dug up at O’Hare.

Former longtime Chicago White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper has died at the age of 70, the team announced on Wednesday. Cooper was the Sox pitching coach from 2002 to 2020.

Billionaire Democratic megadonor Michael Sacks sent a cease and desist letter to a company paying social media influencers for videos discussing his involvement in Chicago politics.

The reprieve allows immigrants to rebuild lives in Chicago, however temporary, while cases drag through a backlogged court system.

As allegations of Flock misuse mount, police departments and lawmakers are grappling with what must be done to prevent wrongdoing.

It’s been a year since the Trump Administration’s “Operation Midway Blitz.” What it left behind can be measured in the number of neighborhood patrollers, people who keep a wary eye from apartment balc...

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Chicagoans are still postponing, downsizing or canceling their quinceañeras in response to recent immigration fears — causing heartbreak for young girls and a serious dip in revenue for vendors.

A woman has been reunited with the remains of her 15-year-old son thanks to a public plea for help after her car was stolen in the city’s West Side earlier this week with her son’s ashes inside.

Operation Midway Blitz saw the arrest of thousands of immigrants and violent clashes between agents and neighbors. From a family separated by deportation to a street vendor slowly getting back to work...

When people lose something in Chicago’s harbors, they often call Yohei Yamada, who has made a career out of retrieving cellphones, jewelry, wallets and more from the depths of Lake Michigan.

Federal investigators issued a subpoena to the state police union late last year in an apparent probe into Chicago’s FOP President John Catanzara’s financial dealings, according to a copy of the docum...

For 64 days, the federal government carried out a militarized immigration enforcement operation under the guise of making Chicago safer. A year later, why do people still feel so unsafe?

For 64 days, the federal government carried out a militarized immigration enforcement operation under the guise of making Chicago safer. A year later, why do people still feel so unsafe?

For 64 days, the federal government carried out a militarized immigration enforcement operation under the guise of making Chicago safer. A year later, why do people still feel so unsafe?

For 64 days, the federal government carried out a militarized immigration enforcement operation under the guise of making Chicago safer. A year later, why do people still feel so unsafe?

Five frosts killed apple blooms, forcing Prairie Sky Orchard in McHenry County to close for 2026 harvest season; experts blame climate change.

Jesus "Chuy" Reyes, known on social media as CR Films, is raising funds for street vendors through a photo exhibit and sale Sunday.

As Labor Day Weekend approaches, mosquitoes and flies continue to swarm. Here’s what’s causing it and when they’ll go away.

For years, an Old Town homeowner has been making unlawful alterations to his property — at the expense, neighbors say, of the house’s historic roots and their own safety.

A former caregiver took and shared photos of nude residents at Encore memory care facility in South Barrington.

Former Border Patrol chief Gregory Bovino retired while under internal investigation for his conduct during immigration enforcement operations in Minneapolis and Chicago, records show.