Chicago Ald. Jim Gardiner’s alleged conduct prompts FBI probe, sources say

War over in Afghanistan, but contractor from Lombard is still held captive. His anguished family asks: ‘When does it get to be Mark’s turn?’

Byron’s nuclear plant has generated jobs and revenue for decades. Now its future is on the line in Springfield: ‘We’re pawns in a big chess game’

CPS’s COVID-19 case tracker under fire: ‘The information on there is not accurate’

8 people victimized in 3 armed robberies in River North in about 30 minutes early Thursday, 1 person shot

At least 64 people were shot, 7 of them fatally, in weekend gun violence in Chicago. 9 juveniles were among the wounded, police said

Low-income parents seeking employment can get free child care under COVID-19 relief measures announced by Gov. J.B. Pritzker

Some parents call CPS reopening ‘chaotic,’ demand a remote learning option for everyone

Chicago removes Connecticut and Washington, D.C., from COVID-19 travel advisory