The Latest Breaking News from Chicago

Emmerson Buie Jr. is set to retire this month as the leader of the FBI in Chicago after three years of COVID-19, social unrest and waves of public corruption prosecutions.

CHICAGO — The racketeering case against former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan and his longtime confidant will likely not see any significant court action until next year after a judge Tuesday granted the defense a lengthy extension to review the massive pile of evidence turned over by prosecutors.

An 8-year-old boy whose spine was severed in the shooting at a parade on July 4 has moved to a rehabilitation-focused hospital after spending nearly a month in a Chicago pediatric intensive care unit

Mitch Trubisky reflected on what went wrong with Bears: 'In Chicago, they wanted me to play the coaches’ game.'

The orchestra has become one of the most important classical institutions in Central America and the Caribbean Basin.

CHICAGO — A bakery that faced harassment and vandalism after advertising for a family-friendly drag show is now being threatened with code violations if it hosts any future events, according to a letter sent from the far northwest suburb to the bakery’s owner.

There's plenty of speculation about Teven Jenkins' future in Chicago. Here's a quick rundown of how his NFL tenure has unfolded so far.

The two officers were taken to a hospital where they were treated and released.

The guard was shot while intervening as two men exchanged gunfire with another man in the 1000 block of West 14th Street Monday night, Chicago police said.