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Summer 2023 is concert season in the Windy City.

Leaving her mark on a downtown redevelopment effort in the final weeks of her administration, Mayor Lori Lightfoot is naming three plans for mixed-income housing as eligible for city subsidies.

NBC 5 Investigates obtained public records showing that the Illinois Lottery kept promoting and selling 83 of its instant games since 2020, even though buyers had a zero chance of winning the advertised top prizes, because they’d all been claimed weeks or even months before.

Rafael Ortega, an outfielder who spent the past two seasons with the Cubs, has been released by the Yankees after signing a minor-league deal with the team prior to spring training.

Paul Vallas and Brandon Johnson have criticized Chicago Fraternal Order of Police president John Catanzara’s recent remarks about the mayoral election, warning of mass resignations and “blood in the streets’ if Johnson is victorious.

A billboard seen right in front of the Merrillville Conservancy District is just one of three launched by Patty Stovall as part of a campaign to raise awareness about fentanyl poisoning in northwest Indiana.

As part of his plea deal with the government, former ComEd executive Fidel Marquez not only wore a wire but also a body camera to capture his interactions with the defendants who have come to be known as the “ComEd 4.”

The Chicago Cubs will kick off their 2023 season on Thursday, but what will the forecast look like for those attending the Opening Day game at Wrigley Field?

Former mayoral candidate and 4th Ward Ald. Sophia King endorsed former CPS CEO Paul Vallas for mayor on Tuesday, a public show of support that did not go over well with some of King’s colleagues.

Max Domi made his return to Chicago on Tuesday for the first time since being traded to Dallas, and he had nothing but great things to say about the Blackhawks.

The Packers and Jets haven’t agreed on an Aaron Rodgers trade yet, but momentum seems to be picking up.

The Chicago Cubs will officially carry three catchers into the regular season, as Luis Torrens has been added to the team’s 40-man roster.

It may be spring, but winter is still fighting a battle to stick around in the Chicago area, with the chance for snow and severe thunderstorms both potentially looming in the forecast in the days ahead.