The FranklinOrleans Street Bridge and Chicago River in Chicago, Illinois, United States, on October 16, 2022. (Photo by Beata Zawrzel/NurPhoto via Getty Images) Paddle craft on the Chicago River.

On the night of July 2, 2025, Chicago’s River North district, known for its vibrant nightlife, became the scene of a devastating mass shooting. Around 11 p.m., as patrons exited the Artis ...

Fourteen people were injured and four were killed in a drive-by shooting outside a lounge in Chicago's River North neighborhood on July 2, USA TODAY reported. Here's what we know. The Chicago ...

Four people were killed and 14 were injured in a drive-by shooting in Chicago's River North neighborhood July 2, police said. The shooting happened at about 11 p.m. when a dark-colored vehicle ...

Downtown Chicago doubled as an arena Thursday for a series of afternoon lacrosse games along the Chicago River. The catch? Game play was on — yes, on — the river.

A drive-by mass shooting killed four people and wounded 14 more late Wednesday night in River North, Chicago police said.

The Chicago River is glowing a bright emerald green Saturday as the city kicks off its St. Patrick’s Day celebrations. Thousands of cheering onlookers clustered along downtown bridges as members ...

Chicago police investigate the scene of a shooting outside the Artis Restaurant and Lounge in the River North neighborhood on July 3, 2025. Tyler Pasciak LaRiviere / Chicago Sun-Times via AP ...

While most of Chicago is well versed in rats, beavers in the Chicago River have become the new animal stars of the area as more people went back to nature during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Get ready for ghosts and ghouls along the Chicago River. United Studios on Thursday announced the first Chicago location of its immersive horror experience "Universal Horror Unleashed," at a now ...

— -- One hundred years after a boat capsized in the Chicago river, killing 844 people, archival footage of the disaster was accidentally discovered recently by a graduate student. The clips ...

Downtown Chicago doubled as an arena Thursday for a series of afternoon lacrosse games along the Chicago River. The catch? Game play was on — yes, on — the river, moving over gentle currents ...