South Side, IL|News|
South Side Chicago Standby Lem's Bar-B-Q Wins James Beard Award
Lem's is an old and familiar place for Leander Collins, and he's pleased to come back — the line notwithstanding.
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Woman, 82, Sexually Assaulted During Home Invasion In Chicago's Auburn Gresham
Chicago police said an unknown man entered through a window and then began hitting the woman in the face, causing her to fall to the ground.
Highland Park, IL|News|
Jury Selection Continues For 2nd Day In Trial Of Highland Park Parade Shooting Suspect
Overall, the jury selection process has moved faster than some legal experts had expected given the high-profile nature of the case.
Chicago|News|
Some On Southwest Flight Said They Had No Idea About Aborted Landing At Midway Until Hours Later
Video shows Southwest flight 2504 from Omaha coming in for a landing, then quickly aborting to avoid a potential collision.
South Side, IL|News|
St. Sabina Hangs Flag Upside Down In Protest Of Trump Administration
On Monday, Father Michael Pfleger raised the American flag upside down as a symbolic protest for what he calls a "country in distress."
Beverly-MtGreenwood, IL|News|
Federal Workers In Chicago Struggle Whether To Respond To Musk's Demand As Deadline Nears
On his social media platform X, Elon Musk warned that "failure to respond will be taken as a resignation."
South Side, IL|News|
2 Teens Charged In Armed Robbery Of Man On Chicago's South Side
According to police, they were arrested in the 7400 block of South Michigan Avenue around 11:03 a.m. and 10:43 a.m., respectively.
South Side, IL|News|
77-Year-Old Man Shot And Killed On Chicago's South Side
Police found the man with gunshot wounds to the head and neck. He was pronounced dead on the scene.
Evanston, IL|News|
2 Displaced, 2 Firefighters Suffer Minor Injuries After Suburban Chicago House Fire, Officials Say
Fire officials said just before 3 a.m., crews responded to a fire at a single-family home in the 2100 block of Warren Street.
Chicago|News|
Hundreds Climb Thousands Of Stairs For Hustle Chicago At Former John Hancock Center
In Hustle Chicago, each participant climbed 94 flights of stairs — 1,632 stairs in all. Some made half-climbs of 816 steps and 52 floors.
Beverly-MtGreenwood, IL|News|
Crowd Turns Out For Breakfast To Raise Funds For Chicago Police Officers' Bulletproof Vests
It was a full house for the occasion Sunday morning at St. John Fisher School, at 10200 S. Washtenaw Ave. in the Beverly neighborhood.
South Side, IL|News|
Suspect Faces Charges In Chicago South Side Stabbings That Killed Woman, Critically Hurt Her 2 Sons
A man is facing charges in the deadly stabbing of his child's mother and kidnapping and stabbing of her two other sons last week.
Chicago|News|
Robert Johnson Set To Be Released After Jury Vacates His Conviction In 1996 Chicago Murder
Robert Johnson was set to be let out of the Cook County Jail anytime after 4 p.m., after his conviction was vacated by a jury.
Beverly-MtGreenwood, IL|News|
Firefighter Hurt When Extra-Alarm Blaze Blasts Through Furniture Store On Chicago's Far South Side
The firefighter was rescued just before the whole building erupted in flames.
South Side, IL|News|
Man, Woman Shot At Auto Dealership On Chicago's Southwest Side
The man was taken to Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn in fair condition with multiple gunshot wounds.
South Side, IL|News|
Police Cancel Amber Alert After Boy, 8, Found While Investigating Deadly Chicago South Side Stabbing
Police said just before 7 p.m. Thursday, in the 7100 block of South Eberhart Avenue, a woman was stabbed multiple times inside her home.
South Side, IL|News|
Teen, Man Wounded After Shooting On CTA Red Line Train On Chicago's South Side
Police said the shooting happened on the train at the Sox-35th Street station Thursday just before 10 p.m.
Chicago|News|
Multiple Dogs Shocked By Stray Voltage From Light Poles, Manholes In Chicago
Frantz said last Wednesday, he was leaving the park with Sally — and when they got onto the sidewalk on Flournoy Street, horror transpired.
South Side, IL|News|
Chicago Advocates Teach Immigrants About Handling Their Financial Assets If They're Deported
The organization is also focusing on things like credit cards and car payments — which would not disappear if someone were deported.
South Side, IL|News|
Chicago's Pullman Historic District Marks 10 Years As Part Of National Park Service
Workers and their families both worked and lived on the grounds, which had a factory and its own streets and housing.
