Amazon admits no wrong-doing in the settlement.

Friday is Better Breakfast Day, and Guzman y Gomez is celebrating by offering $5 "brekkie" burritos across its seven Chicagoland locations.

The path to college is getting a little easier for thousands of students as the 100 Black Men of Chicago prepares to host its 23rd annual College Scholarship Fair.

While the FAA continues to limit flights, the number of takeoffs and landings is going up by four per hour to 72, still well below the more than 80 the airport saw before the current caps were put in place.

Fans of "General Hospital" are mourning the passing of Dr. Monica Quartermaine, played with conviction for decades by Leslie Charleson.

The Lake Street Bridge over the Chicago River downtown will be closed to vehicle and foot traffic next month, and it is expected to remain closed until 2028, CDOT said.

After concerns about noise, traffic and environmental issues, a moratorium on data centers in the the city of Aurora was approved by the city council.

The DuPage County Health Department reported the first human death related to West Nile Virus this year.

The Trump administration says it has pulled millions of dollars in funding because Chicago Public Schools did not abolish its Black Student Success Plan nor enact certain rules for transgender students.

Three women were burned and one was critically injured Wednesday night in an incident at Navy Pier's rooftop restaurant, Chicago police said.