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Quarterback Tyson Bagent successfully led the Chicago Bears to a 23-12 victory over the New York Jets following his surprise mid-week promotion to starter due to Caleb Williams' hamstring injury.
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A network of eight community leaders says it has raised $75 million to help build or redevelop nine Bronzeville cultural sites and solidify the neighborhood as a national destination for the arts. The sites include the National Museum of Gospel Music, Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley House, and a recreational…
Over the past few decades, audiences have watched Bob Odenkirk transform from an Emmy-winning comedy writer (“Saturday Night Live”) into a dramatic TV star (“Better Call Saul”) and then a silver screen action hero (“Normal”).
Federal authorities are accusing a 27-year-old Lincolnwood resident of overseeing an investment fraud scheme that “exploited the trust of the Orthodox Jewish religious community” — whose members may have lost several million dollars in the alleged scam.
Not even 20 years ago, video gambling was illegal in the Chicago region and the rest of Illinois.
There are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions today. The moon is in Leo.
The CTA recreated the sign used for the original Congress Line, which opened in 1958, at the newly reopened Loomis Street entrance to the Racine stop.
“Suspending a search is not an easy decision,” Coast Guard Northeast District Commander Matthew Lake said in a statement.
This fall, Chicagoans will vote for members of the city’s first fully elected school board. Every eligible Chicagoan can cast two votes (yes, two!) — one for a candidate in your school board district, based on your home address , and a second time for school board president.
The fourth annual Palestine Fest in southwest suburban Bridgeview brought together a peaceful crowd looking to celebrate and enjoy Palestinian culture.
“Went and got the law involved,” Wilkins wrote on social platform X, adding ring and heart emojis, tagging Patel and sharing a photo of the two featuring her wearing an engagement ring.
Tensions flared outside Palestine Fest in Bridgeview, Illinois, on Sunday as a counterprotest involving a conservative influencer led to clashes between protesters and law enforcement.
After a chilly start, Monday will bring plenty of sunshine and beautiful fall weather across Chicagoland.
Most of the roughly 19 people on the trailer were children, according to authorities.
Chicago's premier fall-themed street festival saw huge crowds, with some attendees saying the social media hype dampened some of the long-running event's charm.
Hundreds of participants gathered in Lincoln Park for the 15th annual Moving Day Chicago Walk to raise awareness and funds for Parkinson's disease research and patient care.
A national youth violence prevention group is launching a fundraiser to honor the 7-year-old girl who was stabbed to death Saturday in a random attack on Chicago’s South Side.
The off-duty officer shot two men after being hit in the face. The officer then drove away before stopping and shooting at the group once more, police said.
The 33-year-old man was struck by a car at the intersection of Lake Street and Homan Avenue, making it at least the fifth person killed while riding a bike or scooter this year.
Police said a woman approached a girl and fatally stabbed her multiple times as she walked outside in Chatham Saturday. The woman is in custody after bystanders initially detained her.
The city's Crisis Assistance Response and Engagement program (CARE) is moving its previous 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. hours to a new 8 a.m.-10 p.m. weekday schedule.
Norridge man Mohammad Abuhashish was found inside AbuHashish Smoke Shop with a gunshot wound to his neck Thursday, officials said.
Rep. Jesús “Chuy” García and Sens. Dick Durbin and Tammy Duckworth are among those calling on the National Archives and Records Administration to reverse its decision to close the South Side center and relocate the documents housed there.