A 26-year-old man died in a single-car crash on outbound Interstate 94 near 47th Street about 11:05 p.m., according to Illinois State Police. more
A federal judge imposed a nearly seven-year sentence Wednesday on the main player in a fake-ID ring based in Chinatown. more
When big news happens, Chicago is no different from any other small town: it wants to hear about its own. When the movie Titanic came out in 1997, Chicagos skin in the game was Billy Zane , playing young Caledon "Cal" Hockley ,... more
We hope you didn't put your winter coat in storage yet. A freeze warning has been issued, meaning it's highly likely we will see sub-freezing temperatures that will kill crops and sensitive vegetation. ... more
A look at the site of a once-great soccer stadium by Kelsey Gee Chicago is a city of immigrants. You can see it in the Senegalese restaurants along 79th Street, the characters marking the Chinatown Citibank, the suburban transplants in Wrigleyville.… [ Read more ... more
City of Chicago attorneys say they plan to challenge a jury’s decision in connection with a deadly accident four years ago. more
A federal jury has awarded more than $1 million to the family of a truck driver who crashed his semi-trailer into a CTA station, killing two people. more
On the Dan Ryan branch of the CTA Red Line, 30 percent of the track requires slow zones for safe operations, according to the March slow zone map . There are more than 101,000 linear track feet of slows zones on the Dan Ryan branch, accounting for 22 percent... more
CHICAGO – There are a few movies that I absolutely adore — the ones that come to mind when people ask me what I think are the best films ever made. More often than not, they are the films that first shaped the way I look at cinema when... more
CHICAGO – TV news icons don’t come much bigger than Mike Wallace, the legendary CBS News reporter and fixture for decades on the network’s hit “60 Minutes.” CBS just reported on their morning news program on April 8, 2012 that he has passed away at the... more
A man was in police custody Friday morning, after two people were stabbed in a fight in a Chinatown apartment. more
The Tribune's Getting Around column Monday noted that "the perennially cash-starved CTA is displaying a subtle change in attitude: Doomsday talk is out, replaced by a glass that, although leaky, is half full." CTA President Forrest Claypool actually is being even more positive, as shown in a presentation ... more
The city's neighborhoods turned on the charm and the water Sunday in support of the 35,000 Chicago Marathon runners who ran by on their way to the finish line.