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Board chair Donald Shelter and board member LeAnn Miller stepped down on Monday following backlash over the murder of Jayden Perkins, 11 by recently released parolee Crosetti Brand.

Married couple Todd Zaruba and Lynn Bagley fulfilled a long-held dream when they opened the used and rare bookstore on 103rd Street, which hosts book clubs and houses Bagley's private investigator practice.

The Original Gus Giordano Dance School shared memories of Jayden Perkins, a Chicago boy killed protecting his mother. Crosetti Brand is charged.

Good afternoon, Chicago. The Illinois Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal from Jussie Smollett, the former “Empire” actor whose convictions for staging a hate crime caused fevered international media attention. This means that the case, which has continued as Smollett fights his convictions, will carry on a little longer. Here’s what else is happening today. And remember, for the latest ...

Chicago’s Edgewater and Logan Square neighborhoods could soon see new apartment towers 100% dedicated to affordable housing, according to documents filed with the City Council’s zoning committee. Bickerdike Redevelopment Corp. wants to launch the construction of an 11-story, 90-unit building at 5853 N. Broadway in Edgewater one block south of the Thorndale stop on the CTA’s Red Line, currently ...

Tuesday night's Mega Millions lottery drawing left several people in Colorado with some serious cash - including a ticket prize worth $1 million.

EV battery maker AESC expanding in Florence County, SC, and Amazon is expanding in the state with a same-day delivery facility in North Myrtle Beach.

A memorial for Jayden Perkins continues to grow outside his home. 

A member of Illinois' Prison Review Board resigned on Monday after supporting the release of a man who stabbed his ex-girlfriend and killed her 11-year-old son...

One migrant told FOX 32 Chicago he's being sent back to a police station, but the city said otherwise.