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The city of Chicago's 110th Christmas tree will once again shine this holiday season in Millennium Park.

Company leaders join Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and Chicago Public Library Commissioner Chris Brown to announce the next phase of its more than decade-long initiative to make digital equity a...

The company’s new center will bring together its research and development teams throughout the U.S. to develop new products, as well as existing brands such as Keebler and Fannie May.

“El Chapo” also faced federal drug charges in Chicago, but he was ultimately prosecuted in federal court in Brooklyn. Now his son will likely be arraigned at the Dirksen Federal Courthouse in Chicago’s Loop sometime in the near future.

The CCL holder who fatally shot Intrinsic Schools Assistant Principal Abnerd Joseph in a high-rise on East Monroe Street has been released by police.

Hundreds of thousands will be in the city this weekend for Mexican Independence Day, with cars proudly flying Mexican flags, patriotic chants of "¡Viva Mexico!" and the unmistakable scent of carne asada.

Chicago police said a man was killed in a shooting in a downtown high-rise Thursday night.

Hundreds of thousands will be in the city this weekend for Mexican Independence Day, with cars proudly flying Mexican flags, patriotic chants of "¡Viva Mexico!" and the unmistakable scent of carne asada.

Timothy Jacobson on the forgotten magazine of travel writing, “TRIPS.”

“Lost in America: Photographing the Last Days of Our American Treasures” features 100 buildings that have been demolished over the past 100 years.