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A 35-year-old man died after being struck by a vehicle while riding his bicycle on Chicago’s South Side Friday afternoon.

INDIANAPOLIS — In 1905, U.S. Steel purchased 9,000 acres on Lake Michigan's Indiana shoreline, building the city of Gary from scratch. Less than half a century later, this steel juggernaut this became the vital component for America's arsenal of democracy. On Friday, the Chicago Bears announced they will be...

CHICAGO - A Chicago man has been charged in connection with a pair of violent robberies dating back to mid-April. Dennis Laird, 32, was arrested Thursday near 93rd Street and Stony Island Avenue in the Calumet Heights neighborhood, according to police. Police said Laird robbed and beat up a 20-year-old...

CHICAGO - Michelada Fest Chicago 2026 has been canceled, according to an announcement Friday from presenter Windy City Events Management. The cancellation comes just three weeks before the festival was slated to take over Union Park from June 26-28 with three days of Latin pop, R&B, Mexican regional and reggaeton music

The world's deadliest animal is thriving in Illinois, and Chicago is among the hardest-hit cities.

Owning a home has long been the foundation of financial security for American families. It’s typically a person’s largest investment, one that represents hard work, sacrifice, and a chance to build generational wealth. That’s why the Illinois General Assembly’s passage of House Bill 4537 is such an historic...

CHICAGO - Police are asking for the public's help in locating a missing woman from Indiana who was last seen Thursday in River North. Clarissa Ricks, 25, was last spotted near the intersection of Illinois and Franklin streets in downtown Chicago, according to a missing person alert filed by CPD.

Chicago's Mayor Admitted WHAT and His Entire Fan Reputation Is Already Toast Alright, Seattle On Tap crew, get this. We know passion in the Emerald City, right? We bleed green and blue, from Lumen Field to T-Mobile Park. We stay till the final whistle, no matter what. So imagine my shock reading about Chicago's Mayor B

The drama continues at city hall after a walkout derailed a vote yesterday. The public safety committee had enough members for voting at a meeting initially, but after Alderman Gilbert Villegas introduced an ordinance to stiffen penalties for selling drugs near schools. An alderman left the room. That broke quorum. And

Safarian Herring was shot and killed in Chicago six years ago, and his father is still seeking justice and calling on police to reopen the case.