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The South Loop Link could create substantial financial benefits for downtown Kansas City, some of which will help sustain the park after it opens.

Jonathan Pete Fuentes-Wilson failed to drive in single lane and veered into the eastbound lane of travel where he struck 33-year-old Juan Pablo Chavez.

Compassion is killing American cities like New York, Philadelphia and San Francisco, with soft-on-crime policies; come one, come all open borders, and a seeming willingness to let drug addicts rot in the streets.

Chicago law enforcement says cars are being stolen by tow trucks at wreck sites in the Loop and South Loop.

Entering its fourth year of construction, the $86.1 million reconfiguration of South Loop 224 and U.S. 59 interchange will require a traffic shift this week as drivers headed into town

Chicago law enforcement says cars are being stolen by tow trucks at wreck sites in the Loop and South Loop.

A group of six carried out an armed robbery in the 500 block of South Wells Street in the South Loop, the Chicago Police Department said.

A man has been charged in connection with three separate beatings of women this September, including one that was on a CTA Red Line platform.

Officials are considering opening more so-called specialty schools meant to help students with more challenging disabilities transition into the real world.

Chicago police are looking for suspects who used a sledgehammer to break into smoke shops to steal merchandise and money at least five times this month.