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A very Chicago-style pizza is coming back for a limited time.

You’ve heard of snakes on a plane. What about snakes in the studio?

One Chicago-area town will soon change how late its bars and restaurants can sell alcohol.

Wheaton residents attending a Planning and Zoning Board meeting on Tuesday voiced their opposition to a potential parking lot expansion at the Cosley Zoo.

A baby girl who weighed just over one pound when she was born prematurely has beaten the odds and gone home with her parents after six months at a Chicago area hospital. Nyla Brooke Haywood left a hospital in New Lenox, Illinois, on Monday with her first-time parents, NaKeya and Cory Haywood of Joliet. Nyla was delivered Nov. 17 at...

Chicago’s popular Museum of Science and Industry will officially have a new name starting next week — and with it comes a new logo and new exhibits.

A recent ranking of the best places to camp in the Midwestern United States offered high praise to a state park in Illinois, but it isn’t the one you may be thinking of.

A Chicago activist and Dolton trustee known for his appearances at crime scenes with grieving families has been terminated by the group he works for following allegations that he assaulted a co-worker.

Signs of cicadas are popping up across the Chicago area and experts believe it will just take one more summer-like day to bring the insects to the surface.

Complications may be more common than you’d expect, but NBC 5 Responds learned there are ways to reverse adverse side effects.

Medical spas are a $15 billion industry that saw a huge spike in growth since the pandemic. A new study found most med spas in Chicago don’t have a doctor on site, and that could increase the risk of complications.

Chicago police are warning business owners to be careful after a burglary crew was captured on surveillance video targeting electrical and plumbing businesses across the city multiple times this year.

With less than three weeks until the start of Pride Month in Chicago, there is a new warning from the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security that celebrations could be targets of terrorist activity.