Chicago River

A woman and her boyfriend were saved after she fell into the Chicago River from the river walk in Streeterville on the city’s Near North Side.

The rooftop bar atop Chicago’s London House was voted the second best nationwide, according to a new report, ranking higher than spots in New York, San Francisco and Miami.

A vote on a proposal to rename a stretch of Chicago’s Lake Shore Drive was delayed in City Council Wednesday.

A proposal to rename a stretch of Chicago’s Lake Shore Drive could be voted on by City Council Wednesday.

The Chicago Water Taxi will take to the River this summer, with plans to reopen for rides using enhanced COVID-19 preventative protocol in late May.

A proposal to rename a stretch of Chicago’s Lake Shore Drive is one step closer to reality after a City Council committee voted to approve the measure in a meeting that was contentious and at times laden with profanity.

A proposal to rename a stretch of Chicago’s Lake Shore Drive is up for a vote in a City Council committee meeting Thursday.

City officials are allowing just three vendors to open for now along Chicago’s Riverwalk, but 10 more will open by May, according to a press release.

Vendors along the Chicago Riverwalk begin to reopen Friday, starting a phased approach to welcoming back patrons for the season.

A body was pulled from the Chicago River near the Loop, police said. Crews responded to reports of a person in the water about 1:22 p.m. near the Riverwalk and Wabash Avenue and discovered the person unresponsive in the river, Chicago police said. The Cook County medical examiner’s office hasn’t released details on the death. It wasn’t immediately clear...

In a surprise move Saturday, the city of Chicago dyed the Chicago River after saying it wouldn’t happen this year. NBC 5’s Jen DeSalvo has the details and the other ways people celebrated despite the pandemic.

Chicago officials dyed the river green Saturday morning, a long-held St. Patrick’s Day tradition for the city, after denying any plans to do so earlier this week.

Only one Chicago business was cited for not complying with coronavirus regulations amid St. Patrick’s Day celebrations this weekend, officials said.

Chicago officials dyed the river green Saturday morning, a long-held St. Patrick’s Day tradition for the city, after denying any plans to do so earlier this week.

Chicago officials dyed the river green Saturday morning, a long-held St. Patrick’s Day tradition for the city, after denying any plans to do so earlier this week.

The Chicago Department of Transportation announced Friday that construction on the Navy Pier Flyover project will cross a new milestone Monday, allowing vehicles to access the Navy Pier Area from Lower Lake Shore Drive.

Chicago officials dyed the river green Saturday morning, a long-held St. Patrick’s Day tradition for the city, after denying any plans to do so earlier this week. NBC 5’s Lisa Chavarria reports.

Wandella boat tours, featuring the infamous architecture tour, will return to the Chicago River Friday with spring just around the corner.

Wendella boat tours, featuring the popular architecture tour, returned to the Chicago River Friday with spring just around the corner. NBC 5’s Charlie Wojciechowski reports.