Chicago Fire lost two stars and Chicago P.D. lost one ahead of the fall returns, and four Chicago Med characters seem more at risk than any others.

Where Chicago's new Universal Horror experience will be and when it could open Universal Horror Unleashed is the company’s year-round, immersive horror entertainment experience.

Now, the city’s decision to award a five-year, nearly $4.5 million contract for body removal to a single Northwest Side funeral home is raising questions.

A Chicagoan shares five standout sandwich shop for a classic Italian beef, one of the city's staples. Order the iconic Italian American specialty dry, wet, or dipped, from Little Italy to River North.

With nearby establishments like Oliver’s and Apolonia carving out their own high-end niche at the southern end of the South Loop, this could mean new potential for the neighborhood.

The former meatpacking city has become a pioneer for fine dining in the US. If you want to try innovative menus worthy of a scene from The Bear, there’s a growing crop of Chicago restaurants ...

Explore the Chicago Public Library’s summer reading program, featuring fun activities, nature themes, prizes and kickoff events on June 21.

The three-bedroom brick structure with a spacious backyard was home to Pope Leo XIV — then Robert Prevost — during the pontiff’s childhood.

What we know about Chicago's 'No Kings' protest Similar protests are set to kick off in more than 1,000 cities across the country on Saturday. The rallies are intended to counter the military ...

Recent ICE activity in Chicago has spawned protests here as it has in other cities across the country.

Chicago lawmakers in the state capital just voted to worsen the condition of the city’s severely underfunded police and fire pension funds.

Declining school enrollment has left 30% of Chicago public schools at least half-empty. The city’s failure to address this problem has come at a high cost to the district — and its students.