A victim exchanged gunfire with home invasion suspects Thursday on the city's South Side, police said.

The attorney for a Chicago woman who was shot by federal agents and charged in an alleged vehicle ramming says an agent was given permission to drive their vehicle back to their home in Maine before the defense team could inspect it.

Witnesses say as many as 30 federal officers swarmed a Chicago flea market, taking multiple people into custody who tried to run away. Vendors left behind are now living in fear and uncertainty.

A federal judge ordered the Chicago ICE field director to appear in court next week regarding several incidents.

After nearly a decade of living at Lincoln Park Zoo, Siku the polar bear is saying goodbye to Chicago.

Mayor Brandon Johnson rolled out his budget for 2026 on Thursday as the city faces more than a billion-dollar deficit.

Gov. JB Pritzker called a meeting with retired military leaders Thursday, including former major generals and admirals, to discuss the militarization of American cities, as he puts it.

The Chicago International Film Festival is off and running, with dazzling movies from around the world.

Mourners gathered at Loyola University Thursday for the funeral Mass for Sister Jean. The 106-year-old spent most of her life serving students at Loyola.

As the immigration crackdown across the Chicago area continues to ramp up, more and more people are afraid to carry on with daily activities.