Artist Pugs Atomz asked the community what it wanted, and that led him and fellow muralists on a painting odyssey through the neighborhood — a journey that is continuing.

A large former Walgreens building in Chicago's Loop is often used as a "voting supersite" during election season. But these ...

A CTA operator weighs in, readers warn of the dangers of three-street, six-corner intersections, and one specific spot gets ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- A woman is now charged with murder for a deadly shooting on a CTA Red Line platform. Police said 28-year-old Tiara Lee-Roberts got into an argument with the victim at the 69th Street ...

Anne Holcomb (in green), a South Shore resident and co-founder of the environmental justice group ETHOS, protests the latest ...

AP photographer Erin Hooley has covered the annual dyeing green of the Chicago River in celebration of St. Patrick’s Day for ...

A woman has been charged with murder after a shooting on a CTA Red Line platform that left another woman dead on Chicago's ...

Minnesota's license plates have certainly gone through many evolutions. The first "license plate" was actually a rectangular black leather automobile license tag with a brass number '1' on the center ...

The Rangers first baseman was only five months old when his mom started teaching the future Hall of Fame pitcher.

Daniel H. Escalera, of Stockwell, Indiana, was shot and killed by police at the River Glen of St. Charles assisted living ...

Rick Kogan, who attended the city’s first St. Patrick’s Day Parade in 1956, reflects on seven decades of St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in Chicago.

The following news items are reprinted from the Manistee Daily News for the week March 13-19, 1925 and are compiled from the Manistee County archives.