Campaigning at Chicago Fire Department stations appear to violate the city’s Governmental Ethics Ordinance, which bans candidates for city office from “intentionally (using) any city property or ...

Each Wednesday, WTTW News producer Josh Terry presents must-see live music shows from indie rock to jazz, country, hip-hop ...

The last beluga whales remaining at a defunct marine park in Canada are now on their way to new homes in the U.S., including ...

The family of a man who was fatally stabbed on a Blue Line train early this year is suing the Chicago Transit Authority and a ...

The first death from West Nile virus in Illinois this year was reported in Chicago, the Chicago Department of Public Health ...

Three new Illinois laws seek to remedy some of the longstanding problems in women’s health care and education by shifting the topic of menopause out of the shadows and making it a main point of ...

Canada has announced $20 billion in tariffs on more than 700 U.S. goods, including steel, aluminum and dairy products. The retaliatory tariffs will take effect Sept. 8 and are a response to U.S.

The city sues a South Side funeral home where dozens of improperly stored bodies were found. And local efforts to improve menopause care.

The city of Chicago is suing the owners of the South Chicago Chapel, weeks after dozens of improperly stored, decomposing ...

Incarcerated Illinoisans admitted to solitary confinement appear to no longer have access to outside communication, legal ...

The Presidents Cup will be held at Medinah Country Club in the northwest suburbs on Sept. 22-27. It will be President Donald ...

A growing population of invasive Asian tiger mosquitoes is leaving millions of people with itchy, painful bites. And severe summer storms have created more standing water, which is where mosquitos ...