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Clutch Bar was cited for operating beyond capacity — with 60 patrons in a space for 50 — and allowing more than six people at a table and sp...

After a blustery but otherwise unremarkable Sunday, Chicagoans leaving the house Monday may want to take a parka. And an ice scraper. And ga...

A firefighter was in serious condition after he inhaled hot smoke while battling a house fire in Cicero on Saturday, officials said Sunday.

A Chicago police officer was shot Sunday afternoon outside a police station in the city’s Gresham neighborhood, police said.

Several hundred people with children attending nine or more different school districts gathered in downtown Naperville Sunday for a rally de...

A pop-up" party at South Side Think Tank, a business that operates as a tow company and apparent event space for pop-up parties on the South...

Members of the group behind the posts described themselves as 35 obstetrics and gynecology residents training at Spectrum Health in Grand Ra...

Naperville police are adding extra patrols in the area of North Washington Street after receiving a report of a man trying to lure a child i...

At least 12 people were shot, two fatally, during a party at a Park Manor business early Sunday, officials said.

A Cicero man is facing one count of first-degree murder after Chicago police say they identified him as the person who fired shots, killing...

An autopsy Saturday revealed a 3-month-old baby suffered blunt force trauma to the head, and his death was ruled a homicide, according to th...

Here are the latest updates on the coronavirus in the Chicago area and the rest of Illinois.

The United Center mass vaccination site began accepting appointments from residents of four additional ZIP codes at highest need for doses o...

A woman died Saturday morning on the CTA train tracks in the Loop, according to the Chicago Fire Department.

Four men were wounded overnight in city shootings, Chicago police said.

Members of the Chicago Plumbers Local 130 UA-sponsored crew explain how they dye the Chicago River green for St. Patrick's Day.

Good morning, Chicago. Here are stories looking back on the last year of the COVID-19 pandemic in Illinois.

Reopening high schools is more complex, with one official calling the plan "almost like an octopus."

The Chicago River will glow Kelly green downtown this St. Patrick’s Day weekend after all, but the annual dumping of the dye won’t be accomp...

Get ready to "spring ahead" with this explanation on the change in standard time in the United States.

Jack Sandner, 79, the longtime Chicago Mercantile Exchange chairman who spanned the future exchange's evolution from open outcry to electron...

Mark Giangreco’s 26-year-plus run as ABC-7′s lead sportscaster — and perhaps his 39-year Chicago TV career — has come to an abrupt, uneasy e...

Experts say that, much like the myth of her cow’s fateful lantern kick, Catherine O’Leary's connection to the home is also dubious.

Welcome to The Spin, the Chicago Tribune's politics newsletter.

A look back at the pandemic's earliest days, what we’ve learned since, and what lies ahead on the road to recovery.