WGN's Dana Rebik reports on the story from Chinatown.

February marks six months since the first bus carrying migrants arrived in Chicago from Texas. Others followed, carrying an estimated 4,000 people, including 775 children.

The U.S. is tracking a suspected Chinese surveillance balloon that has been spotted over U.S. airspace for a couple days, but the Pentagon decided not to shoot it down due to risks of harm for people on the ground, officials said Thursday.

By the 1970s, the era of total dominance by the big three national networks – CBS, ABC, and NBC -- was coming to an end, and TV audiences would soon have more choices.  

The City of Chicago started busing migrants and shelter staff into the old Wadsworth Elementary School on Thursday.

A Crystal Lake couple is charged with several crimes after a search of their home allegedly turned up drugs, guns, and child pornography.

A local chef brutally attacked while waiting for the CTA Blue Line train is on the mend and back doing what he loves most: cooking.

In his 21 years, Andrew Weishar did more, laughed more, and loved more than most people do in a dozen lifetimes.

The City of Chicago started busing migrants and shelter staff into the old Wadsworth Elementary School on Thursday.

Space enthusiasts have been talking about C/2022 E3, more commonly known as the “green comet” for the last couple of weeks.

Thursday, Feb. 2, marks the 15th anniversary of the fatal shootings at a Lane Bryant in southwest suburban Tinley Park.

Three decades after Bill Clinton signed the nation’s family and medical leave law, he was back at the White House on Thursday to hold forth on what it’s meant to the country, unspooling his trademark blend of storytelling and wonkiness.

A man has been charged following an alleged attempting kidnapping attempt Monday of a middle school girl in Glenview.