You’ve probably seen Justus Roe’s murals around Chicago.

Jerry Butler, the original lead singer of the Impressions, R&B hit-maker and Chicago politician, has died at the age of 85.

The department has lost about a quarter of its staff in the last year. Other signs point to problems at DCASE, which helps ...

2013: “I did not kill Kathleen!” Before being sentenced to 38 years in prison for the murder of his third wife, former Bolingbrook police officer Drew Peterson cried, raged and whispered during a ...

State Street’s former Boston office tower that motorists see while driving up 93 will soon hit the auction block, the latest sign of a struggling post-pandemic commercial real estate market ...

Police activity disrupted the CTA Red Line after an incident at the Sox-35th Street station Thursday night. Trains were not ...

A street photographer capturing the essence of Chicago’s people. Malik Shot You stops strangers on the street for free ...

Architect John Burgee and others associated with Louisville tower 400 West Market tell the story of the tallest building in ...

A look through the Brainerd Dispatch archives with Terry McCollough combing the microfilm for tidbits of history through the decades going back to 1924.

The multi-billion dollar basketball industry, built on the global love of the sport, is also one of the most accessible, available to anyone with a ball who can get to a gym or park. Start the day ...

Chicago’s path to being a sanctuary city began more than 40 years ago. Here’s a look at the leaders and laws that have shaped Chicago’s involvement with the sanctuary movement.

The lawsuit argues that the government has authority to regulate immigration, but it needs to work with state and local partners. Chicago and Illinois have some of the strongest protections for ...