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The Regional Transit Authority warned that COVID fund running out could lead to at least four of eight CTA train lines could close, as many as 74 of CTA’s 127 bus routes would be eliminated, leading car traffic on roads to surge

Irving Park residents are sounding off after they say multiple pedestrians have been hit at a busy intersection in recent weeks.

A significant breakthrough in a decades-old cold case has led to the discovery of human remains in a vehicle pulled from the Fox River Tuesday.

One Chicago church is beginning the process of restoring a special Tiffany glass window that’s been with the congregation for a century.

A partial solar eclipse is set to rise in the skies over western Europe and eastern North America this week, and a rare “double sunrise” phenomenon could also occur.

With so many major artists set to perform in Chicago in the coming months, experts have a warning for anyone buying concert tickets.

It might not feel like it just yet, but Illinois water park season is on the horizon.

Attention Mega Millions lottery players — the game you know and love is about to change.

What is Signal and how safe is it? After a magazine journalist said he was added to a group chat with U.S> national security officials, questions were raised.

In April of 1983, 23-year-old Karen Schepers, of Elgin, disappeared after a night out with coworkers. Tuesday, more than 40 years after the case went cold, a giant, submerged clue was discovered after the suburban police renewed search its efforts: Schepers’ 1980 Toyota Celica.

Photos and videos from the scene show the RAV4 nearly halfway through windows and doors of a Corner Bakery restaurant, with shattered glass and debris strewn across the sidewalk and floor of the restaurant.

A new ranking has named the best places to live in Illinois and several Chicago suburbs, along with some city neighborhoods, made the cut.

The teen son of ex-Yankees star Brett Gardner died after falling ill during a family trip. Now, authorities have revealed new details on what happened.

Three restaurants in Chicago’s West Town neighborhood were targets of overnight break-ins, police said, with the front doors of each shattered and money taken from at least one of the businesses.