UNCF Chicago Walk for Education kicked off Saturday and WGN was able to hear stories from recipients whose lives were possibility impacted by the cause.

Armed robbers hit a cellphone store in Chicago's Lincoln Park even, as some residents gathered to demand a stop to the rise in armed holdups.

It was the ninth year that Pat and his wife Amy raised money to fight the rare and painful disorder Trigeminal Neuralgia, a nerve disorder doctors classify as one of the worst pains known to mankind.

Neighbors on the Northwest Side came together Monday evening to learn more about what's being done to reduce crime in their neighborhoods after several recent robberies.

After a months-long hiatus, a government website that allows American households to order free at-home COVID-19 tests is back online Monday.

Mostly cloudy on Monday night with a chance of showers.

Hollywood studios and screenwriters have reached a tentative deal to end the nearly five-month-long strike that has largely shuttered production of film and television in the world's entertainment hub.

Loyola, DuPaul students targeted in weekend robberies

As the city works to keep up with new migrant arrivals, a record number of buses in a two-day period, arrived in Chicago over the weekend.

More migrants arrive in Chicago

Two men have been charged with murder following a plot to kill an ex-girlfriend in the northern suburbs, authorities allege.

Lasalle Network Founder and CEO Tom Gimbel talks with Micah about the right amount of balance to be the most productive at work. The conversation is based off a recent WSJ article. Read it here: https://www.wsj.com/lifestyle/workplace/try-hard-but-not-that-hard-85-is-the-magic-number-for-productivity-6b5aa875?mod=hp_listb_pos1

Dozens of students at Barnard Elementary School in the city's Beverly neighborhood were surprised with brand-new scooters on Monday.