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It’s no secret to Chicago-area residents that Chicago is a food city through and through, but the Windy City is far from the only place to find a unique meal or snack in the Prairie State.

It’s a fight to save their jobs as dozens of Illinois Tollway workers, including toll collectors held a rally in front of the agency’s headquarters Thursday morning, calling on administrators to do the right thing.

It’s Swiftmania in Chicago’s River North neighborhood this week after Taylor Swift’s marketing team put up a mural on a building there.

A University of Chicago student robbed at gunpoint this week fought back and grabbed a key piece of evidence that’s now in the hand of detectives.

Dan Boland wants transparency and accountability from Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration. That’s why, after less than a year in office, he said he wants Johnson out.

A Joliet woman has been charged after her daughter died of a suspected overdose of heroin and fentanyl this week.

A possible exposure of measles was identified last week at a Sam’s Club store in Evergreen Park, health officials said.

As trees gain their leaves and flowers bloom, it’s clear that spring is in the air, with one suburban farm getting ready to show off the colors of the season.

In Chicago, Swifties have the chance to get a little something extra leading up to the release of her album “The Tortured Poets Department.” They just don’t know what it is.

Heavy rain and gusty, damaging winds are expected to sweep through the Chicago area through 10 a.m.

Earlier this week, the Chicago area saw two 80 degree days. Does that mean it’s time to put away those heavy winter coats once and for all?

According to ISP, a car struck the toll plaza and became “engulfed in fire.”

In one of the incidents, three University of Chicago students were held up near campus in broad daylight.