Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez is a step closer to leading Massachusetts schools.

The ruling out of Georgia comes as hundreds of students across the country, including here in Chicago, have sued the Trump administration in hopes of having their visas restored.

A convicted cop killer was in court for his sentencing hearing Tuesday.

Tuesday is Earth Day, and the Excel Academy of Roseland is working to keep their neighborhood clean during the second annual Joyce Chapman Clean and Green Cleanup.

A defaulted loan is a loan that a borrower hasn't made payments on for 270 days, according to the office of federal student aid. When the loan officially enters default, it becomes eligible for mandatory collections.

Some of the biggest names in animation are coming together for a charity auction to benefit the victims of the Los Angeles-area wildfires.

Multiple people were rescued from an apartment fire on Tuesday morning.

Hundreds of people packed into a Barcelona church to mourn a Spanish family of five who died earlier this month in a sightseeing helicopter crash in New York City.

Chicago Catholics continue to pay tribute to Pope Francis.

The Arlington Heights Board of Trustees Monday approved a deal to open a formal review of the Bears' $5 billion plan to build a stadium in the suburb.