A battle is brewing over whether Chicago Public Schools or the city responsible for a $175 million pension payment. Passage of a CPS budget is likely to hinge on how school board members answer that question.

John Stamos has agreed to attend Riot Fest 2025 as long as his demands are met.

CTA train service was disrupted Thursday evening on part the South Side after a semi hit a viaduct and damaged power cables, officials said.

Local, state and federal partners are out Thursday, assessing flood damage from heavy rain the Chicago area saw a few weeks ago.

Nearly five months after a man was killed in Chicago, two suburban men are facing murder and home invasion charges, police said.

The Labor Department reported Thursday that its producer price index rose in the biggest jump in more than three years.

Thursday marked Republican Day at the Illinois State Fair, a chance for party members from around the state to gather in a show of unity as they gear up for the 2026 elections.

A complete shutdown of the country's largest airline threatens to impact about 130,000 people a day.

Three people were wounded in a shooting Wednesday night in the north suburbs, police said.

A daycare in Cragin was evacuated after a crash pushed a car into a gas meter, Chicago police said.