Weather phenomenon capsizes boat on Lake Michigan
The incident was caused by a weather phenomenon exclusive to the area known as a "pneumonia front."
Greg Abbott fractures sanctuary cities
New York City and Chicago have both announced plans to begin housing migrants in public schools, while hotels in Washington D.C. are filled to the brim.
Chicago's south side rejects plans for housing migrants in neighborhood
Residents have filed a lawsuit against the city over its plans to temporarily house hundreds of migrants at a former high school in their neighborhood.
Deaths of Young Men Fuel Chicago Serial Killer Fears
In 2022, 11 bodies were removed from the Chicago River and Lake Michigan, reigniting the debate around the Smiley Face Killer theory.
Illinois gay bars boycott Bud Light over anti-transgender comments
"Since Anheuser-Busch does not support us, we will not support it," the 2Bears Tavern Group in Illinois said in a statement.
Family of shop owner who inspired "The Bear" helps rescue dog in his honor
A spokesperson for a rescue center told Newsweek that Mr. Beef, named after late Chicago restaurant owner Joseph Zucchero's moniker, has found his forever home.
Greg Abbott accused of targeting Black mayors with migrant busing
"Put plainly, Abbott is using this crisis to hurt Black-run cities," New York City Mayor Eric Adams said.
Chicago family stunned after funeral home admits body mix-up
Two men have expressed their frustration after realizing they have been visiting the grave of a stranger for years instead of their brother.
'Jerry Springer Show' clips flood social media after talk show host's death
Springer died Thursday at his home in Chicago aged 79.
Chicago prosecutor leaving office opens door to crime referendum
"I'm leaving with my head held high, heart full," Foxx said, touting the many wrongful convictions her office has overturned.
"I was a Chicago gang foot soldier"
If you think you're tough, you're not. If you think you know what bad is, you don't.
Beef burger recall over fears thousands of products are contaminated
More than 2,000 pounds of grass-fed beef burgers have been recalled by a supplier following "multiple" reports the product contained white neoprene.
Exclusive: Andrew Tate speaks out amid outrage over Chicago insult
The influencer slammed people who chose to live in the Windy City but told Newsweek he stands by his opinions.
Brandon Johnson's response to Chicago 'Teen Takeover' condemned: "Disaster"
Chicago's mayor-elect said he didn't condone the destructive activity in downtown Chicago, but said "it is not constructive to demonize youth."
Walmart shutters four Chicago stores after 'million-dollar losses'
Lori Lightfoot, the outgoing mayor of Chicago, said she was "incredibly disappointed" by the decision.
Chicago police swarm Trump Tower
Police officers and SWAT team units surrounded Trump Tower on Wednesday afternoon.
Brandon Johnson's Chicago election win is the police's worst nightmare
John Cataranza, the president of the city's police union, warned that up to 1,000 officers could leave the department if Johnson triumphed.
Brandon Johnson's win in Chicago gives progressives something to celebrate
Brandon Johnson ran on more progressive policies than his political opponent, showing that Chicago still wants to pursue a progressive agenda.
Chicago faces historic cop "exodus" if Progressive wins mayor: Union Chief
"If this guy gets in we're going to see an exodus like we've never seen before," John Catanzara, president of Chicago's Lodge 7 of the Fraternal Order of Police said.
Chicago Blackhawks scrapping pride jerseys due to Russia law sparks anger
Some have slammed the Blackhawks' move as "homophobia," but the team reportedly says it wants to protect its Russian player.
Missing 21-year-old Rosa Chacon found dead in shopping cart in Chicago
The 21-year-old disappeared almost two months ago, sparking a police search—with her desperate family even drafting in a private detective to help.
What Lori Lightfoot's defeat means for Democrats across the country
The first round of voting in Chicago's mayoral race ousted the incumbent, who has been criticized for her handling of rising crime in the city.
Is New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell the next Lori Lightfoot?
The embattled Democrat has faced challenges over rising crime as well as her own management of city resources.
Lori Lightfoot's concession speech in full after Chicago mayor's defeat
Lightfoot lost her bid for a second term on Tuesday, a reflection of widespread dissatisfaction with her handling of crime.
Brandon Johnson comes out swinging at Paul Vallas after Chicago election
Johnson and Vallas will advance to a runoff election in April after neither candidate was able to secure over 50 percent of the vote to win outright Tuesday.
Conservatives celebrate Lori Lightfoot's loss in Chicago
Lightfoot, the progressive Chicago mayor first elected in 2019, was frequently under fire from conservatives during her tenure.
Is Lori Lightfoot's loss a win for the GOP?
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot conceded defeat Tuesday night, after facing criticism over her record on crime.
Lori Lightfoot's chances vs. Paul Vallas in Chicago mayoral election
A new poll suggests incumbent Mayor Lightfoot may have done enough to secure a spot in a runoff if current favorite Vallas fails to win an outright victory.
The three controversies hanging over Chicago's Paul Vallas
Polling shows Vallas is on track to become the next mayor of Chicago.
Neo-Nazi groups organizing antisemitic "National Day of Hate," police warn
Police in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles, among other cities, are stepping up patrols this weekend in response to the threat of nationwide neo-Nazi action.