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Chicago Police Officer Shot in Englewood, Marks Second Cop to Be Shot in the Area

A Chicago police officer was shot and seriously wounded on Sunday afternoon during a short gunfire exchange in the Englewood neighborhood.

Chicago Memorial Day Shootings Kill Six, 34 Injured

May 30, 2022 11:13 PM EDT By Mary Webber

Chicago Memorial Day shooting has caused the death of six people, with at least 34 others being hurt in the incident.

ADVENTURE[s] Celebrate Pride and Add New Dates to This Party Is Killing You!: The Robyn Party with Special Guests

May 09, 2022 05:57 AM EDT By Jessel Thomas

Making their way back to the upper West Coast, ADVENTURE[s] are kicking off a new run of This Party Is Killing You!: The Robyn Party.

350.org on Senate Advancing of Lisa Cook for Federal Reserve Board of Governors

Mar 29, 2022 10:34 PM EDT By Jessel Thomas

The U.S. Senate has voted to move forward on Lisa Cook's historic nomination to the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.

El Chapo Case: Sister-in-Law of One of Chicago's Flores Twins Tied to Sinaloa Cartel to Plead Guilty to Money Laundering

Mar 22, 2022 04:27 AM EDT By Mary Webber

A sister-in-law of one of Chicago's Flores twins tied with Sinaloa Cartel boss Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman Loera is expected to plead guilty to money laundering.

Western Specialty Contractors Chicago Branch Receives 2021 ICRI Project of the Year Award for Extra Storage Space Concrete Restoration

Mar 19, 2022 02:29 AM EDT By Jessel Thomas

Western Specialty Contractors - Chicago Branch has received the 2021 International Concrete Repair Institute (ICRI) Chicago Chapter "Project of the Year" Award for its concrete restoration work at Extra Space Storage in Chicago.

El Chapo Case: Brother of Chicago Twins Tied to Sinaloa Cartel Pleads Guilty to Money Laundering, Admits Hiding Millions for Them

Mar 18, 2022 05:27 AM EDT By Mary Webber

An older brother of Chicago drug lords - the Flores twins- associated with Sinaloa Cartel boss "El Chapo" has admitted to hiding millions of drug cash for them.

Adem Dalipi Has His Heart to Give and More in New EP, ‘After the Party’

Mar 05, 2022 03:30 AM EST By Jessel Thomas

Pop/R&B artist and American Idol alum Adem Dalipi's new EP, "After the Party," is now available for streaming.

Get Lost in the Romance of The Losers Club New Single 'She’s From Chicago'

Feb 26, 2022 07:05 AM EST By Jessel Thomas

Pop Punk trio, The Losers Club, hits the ground running with a brand new single and lyric video, "She's From Chicago," available on all streaming platforms on February 25.

El Chapo Case: Wife of Chicago Drug Lord Tied to Sinaloa Cartel Boss Never Got Immunity Deal, Prosecutors Say

Feb 09, 2022 05:55 AM EST By Mary Webber

A wife of a Chicago drug lord tied to Sinaloa cartel boss Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman Loera never got a deal to spare her from criminal charges, prosecutors said.

Dr. Anthony Fauci Says Upper Midwest, Chicago COVID-19 Cases Are Declining, But Omicron Will Soon Peak in Other States

Jan 30, 2022 09:38 PM EST By Mary Webber

Dr. Anthony Fauci said some areas in the country, such as the Upper Northeast and the Upper Midwest, where COVID-19 cases have peaked, are declining sharply.

El Chapo Case: Wives of Chicago Twins Who Helped Convict the Sinaloa Cartel Boss Used Drug Money on Lavish Trips, J.Lo Show

Jan 28, 2022 12:37 AM EST By Mary Webber

After Chicago drug lords — the Flores twins — were arrested for their dealings with "El Chapo," their wives allegedly used drug money for their lavish trips.

Ball Brothers' Battle: Lonzo Outlasts LaMelo in First Meeting This NBA Season

Nov 30, 2021 02:39 AM EST By Jess Smith

The "Ball brothers" meet for the first time this season on Monday, and Lonzo Ball won the head-to-head matchup against his brother LaMelo.

Federal Agents Arrest 3 Men in Mexico-Chicago Cocaine Pipeline After 220 Pounds of Cocaine Seize in Private Plane

Nov 10, 2021 01:08 AM EST By Jess Smith

Federal agents have arrested three men after authorities seized more than 200 pounds of cocaine in Chicago that was allegedly connected to the Mexico-Chicago cocaine pipeline.

Chicago, Los Angeles Launch Universal Basic Income

Oct 28, 2021 09:14 PM EDT By Mary Webber

Chicago and Los Angeles are launching a universal basic income program, with the two being the largest basic-income pilots in the United States.

Remains of United Airlines Executive Missing Two Years Ago Found in a Chicago Forest Preserve Hanging by a Belt From a Tree

Oct 25, 2021 01:43 AM EDT By Mary Webber

United Airlines executive Jacob Cefolia went missing more than a year ago after he was last seen going for a jog near his Chicago home. He was found suspended by a belt from an uprooted tree in a Chicago forest preserve.