South Shore Line reduces cars amid construction in downtown Chicago
South Shore riders should plan for delays starting Monday morning. Some weekday trains will operate with fewer cars for the next several months because of construction near the tracks in downtown Chicago. The work will continue until at least April of next year.
Chicago weather: Cooler Monday, storm chances return Tuesday
CHICAGO - Let’s start with a note about temperatures. As of this writing, the low today has been 53°. That is the coolest it has been in Chicago (at O’Hare) since June 15. Because the exact date of that distinction may change as temperatures continue to drop...
DePaul demolishes 4 buildings to make way for new athletics facility
DePaul University demolished four campus buildings over the summer to make way for its $42.3 million athletics practice facility that is expected to open in fall 2027. The new facility is part of the university’s push to invest in its sports programs to retain future athletes and boost enrollment through name recogniti
8 Genius Ways to Keep Your Dog Warm in Winter Cold of Chicago
If you’ve ever walked your dog on a biting Chicago morning when the wind off Lake Michigan feels like tiny knives, you know winter here isn’t a joke. Our beloved pups rely on us completely to keep them safe when temperatures plunge and sidewalks turn into ice rinks. Even the fluffiest dog can struggle in... The post 8
Chicago forecast: ‘Unsettled’ weather pattern moves in with risk of strong to severe storms
An unsettled weather pattern with strong to severe storm chances is in the Chicago forecast this week. The rain chances start Tuesday and last through at least Thursday, NBC 5 Storm Team Meteorologist Iisha Scott said. Monday, Scott said, will be sunny and clear, with a chilly morning followed by high temperatures in t
Council to decide on early retirement programs for city staff
Evanston’s City Council will meet at 5:45 p.m. Monday in the Council Chambers at Morton City Hall, 909 Davis St., with a packaged agenda that includes voting on whether to pursue two staff reduction programs as part of handling next year’s daunting budget deficit. City Manager Luke Stowe...
Tam O’Shanter Golf Course: The Niles Course That Helped Change Professional Golf
A golfer standing on the ninth tee at Tam O’Shanter Golf Course in Niles faces a short shot across the North Branch of the Chicago River. The green ahead was once the 18th green of a championship course. In 1953, Lew Worsham sent a wedge shot across the same stretch of water, watched it drop into the hole for an eagle
8-year-old boy, 2 others hospitalized after house fire in Portage Park
Three people were taken to the hospital from the scene of a fire in Chicago's Portage Park neighborhood early Monday.
Popular young rapper dead at 22 after being ambushed by six gunmen. Here’s the...
Popular young rapper BloodHound Q50 was killed on Sunday morning in Chicago, according to multiple reports. CWB Chicago reported that the 22-year-old, whose real name was Mikqual Cooper, was ambushed by six gunmen who fired more than 50 shots at a gas station in Fuller Park. The rapper was hit in the chest and shoulder
Bally’s Chicago Casino Battle Takes New Turn
Bally’s has paid $4 million to Chicago even as a dispute brews over the city’s decision to allow video gambling terminals (VGTs) . The casino operator is removing one source of leverage by paying off the debt as it continues to fight the expansion of gambling outside its planned venue. Bally’s Pays Chicago $4M Despite

















