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Daniel Prude died when police in Rochester, New York, confronted him on a street, wrapped a hood over his head and pushed his face to the pavement, according to video released this week. Prude was from the South Side of Chicago. Since his death, his daughter Tashyra Prude has attended her senior prom, her graduation and a college send-off party without him — and without answers about his death until Wednesday.

A male driver attempted to lure a girl into his car Aug. 31, 2020 in Norridge. The girl ran home to her mother and police are searching for the suspect.

The Chicago house of Emmett Till, whose brutal murder helped spark the civil rights movement, took a first step toward official city landmark status Thursday.

Cook County Sheriff's Office released a video showing an officer shooting and wounding a male in Chicago's LeClaire Courts neighborhood, Sept. 2, 2020.

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden met Thursday with the family of paralyzed police shooting victim Jacob Blake in Milwaukee, Wis., during a rare campaign trip that comes just days after Republican President Donald Trump visited the key battleground state.

A lack of vitamin D may be associated with a higher risk for getting COVID-19, according to newly published research out of the University of Chicago.

Here are the latest updates on the coronavirus in the Chicago area and the rest of Illinois.

Democratic presidential nominee former Vice President Joe Biden travels to Kenosha to visit the family of Jacob Blake, whose shooting by police sparked protests within Kenosha community.

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Thursday ripped the latest White House threat to cut federal funding for Democrat-run big cities, saying on social media that if President Donald Trump “wanted ‘law and order,’ he’d start with the White House.”

The Chicago Zoological Society is working to save rare and endangered Blanding's turtles by breeding the turtles and releasing them into a DuPage County forest preserve west of Chicago.

Police say they have arrested a man for setting a woman on fire in Waukesha as she walked her dog and for hitting an elderly man with his vehicle and setting another fire.

A man died after he was struck by a Toyota Camry while crossing Lake Shore Drive in the Uptown neighborhood Wednesday evening, police said.

A Black man who had run naked through the streets in Rochester, N.Y., died of asphyxiation after a group of police officers put a hood over his head, then pressed his face into the pavement for two minutes.

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Looking ahead to architecture in Chicago and beyond this fall, our list of highlights include new tallest buildings and a hotel on Navy Pier.

Mayor Lori Lightfoot is set to join an affordable housing lender on Thursday to announce a big loan program designed to improve the city’s stock of inexpensive apartments. The Community Investment Corporation’s launch of its $330 million, five-year loan pool for private landlords to renovate or purchase units comes as the mayor seeks to gain traction for her own ambitious “Invest South/West” commercial program designed to improve struggling neighborhood shopping districts on the South and West sides... Читать дальше...

Though CPS is starting remotely, many employees are working in the schools — and have concerns for their well-being.

Trump's bond with police unions props up his “law and order” platform while scuttling needed law-enforcement reforms, Dahleen Glanton writes.

A shooting involving Cook County sheriff's police happened on Wednesday evening.

Wednesday’s journey into the marsh featured the first cohort in 25 years that included captive-bred turtles from Brookfield Zoo.

Aldermen on Wednesday took up the politically charged idea of asking Gov. J.B. Pritzker to call in the National Guard to patrol violence-plagued Chicago streets.

The 21-year-old grandson of a Markham couple found stabbed to death in their home has been charged with two counts of first-degree murder.

Winnetka firefighters were battling a house fire Wednesday afternoon that required assistance from neighboring departments, authorities said.

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Here is a running list of Chicago-area bars and restaurants that have closed for economic reasons due to the coronavirus pandemic.