Chicago Housing Authority

After growing up on Harvard Ave. in Chicago, Anicia Miller’s dream to attend Harvard University is now a reality. NBC 5’s Marion Brooks reports.

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The Chicago Housing Authority issued a rent deferment for all public housing residents until the end of Illinois’ stay-at-home order. The rent deferral applies to residents of CHA-owned buildings, including senior, family and scattered sites housing. It does not apply to voucher holders who live in privately-owned rental housing. CHA said it will be reaching out to property owners and…

As legal cannabis comes to market in Illinois, some are urging caution with edibles which carry their own risks. NBC 5’s Phil Rogers reports.

Public housing residents in Chicago are being told they can’t smoke marijuana at home, even as pot turns legal in Illinois on Jan. 1.

The annual Chicago Football Classic is set to take over Soldier Field this weekend with a big rivalry on display.

City leaders, judges and C-suite-level executives are among the Chicago-based alumni of Historically Black Colleges and Universities raising awareness and attendance for their alma mater ahead of the annual Chicago Football Classic at Soldier Field.

It’s been 36 years since a woman says her then- 18-month-old daughter suddenly vanished after leaving the baby with her mother, while her and her husband enjoyed a night out.

It’s been 36 years since a woman says her then- 18-month-old daughter suddenly vanished after leaving the baby with her mother, while her and her husband enjoyed a night out. NBC 5’s Regina Waldroup has the story.

Moments before her ex-fiance fatally shot her in the parking lot of the hospital where she worked, a Chicago doctor called 911 to report that she had spotted the man and feared for her life.

A picture is emerging of a disturbing and recurring theme in Juan Lopez’s troubled life just a day after authorities say he went on a fatal rampage at Mercy Hospital and Medical Center.

The man suspected of opening fire inside a Chicago hospital Monday, killing three people before he too was fatally shot, was fired from the Chicago Fire Department Academy in 2014, fire officials said.

You’ve seen the TV ads in the race for governor. As the candidates break the national record on spending—the question is, did that money trickle down to Black and Latino media

Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner and Democratic challenger J.B. Pritzker face off for the final time in a televised debate.

The 18-year-old son of the Chicago Housing Authority CEO was arrested in connection to a fatal shooting Sunday in Indianapolis.

Ara Parseghian, who took over a foundering Notre Dame football program and restored it to glory with two national championships in 11 seasons, has died. He was 94.

Taxpayers are still paying landlords as dozens of children are being poisoned by brain-damaging lead while living in homes and apartments declared safe by the Chicago Housing Authority.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced the launch of a citywide taskforce Wednesday aimed at combatting homelessness in Chicago.