WGN's Tahman Bradley and Micah Materre moderate the final Illinois Gubernatorial Debate of 2022 between Democratic incumbent JB Pritzker and Republican Challenger Darren Bailey.

A man was stabbed to death while intervening in another attack in the city's Edgewater neighborhood late Wednesday night.

No charges have been filed after two dogs were shot, one fatally, in Chicago's Lakeview neighborhood on Tuesday.

It’s been performed by everyone from the Mormon Tabernacle Choir to Beyoncé, and everywhere from George H. W. Bush’s presidential inauguration to Super Bowl Sunday. Now, the hymn, "Life Every Voice and Sing," known as the Black National Anthem is on the road to new recognition.

WGN's Shannon Halligan reports on a story run by the Triibe that reveals Gus Vallas was a part of a fatal police shooting in San Antonio in 2022.

The 17-story Albany Terrace apartments have been part of the South Lawndale community for nearly 50 years and the seniors who live in the public housing building are sounding the alarm about what they call deplorable living conditions inside.

It's been two weeks since a massive fire killed an elderly woman and displaced dozens of residents in a Kenwood high-rise. Residents are still displaced and growing frustrated.

Brendan Deenihan, the Chicago Police Department’s chief of detectives, is stepping down from the CPD, according to sources.

A plan to breathe new life into a part of the Englewood neighborhood while helping released prisoners get back on their feet is receiving support and pushback.

It's been two weeks since a massive fire killed an elderly woman and displaced dozens of residents in a Kenwood high-rise.

47th ward alderman Matt Martin is calling on the Chicago City Council to consider adopting a ranked choice voting system. Alderman Martin joins the WGN Evening News to explain the system and why he's advocating for it.

A man has died after he was shot by Chicago police following an altercation outside of a bar in the city’s Irving Park neighborhood.

Lawyers are prepared to file a civil rights lawsuit Thursday on behalf of Dakotah Earley, the Lincoln Park culinary student who was shot three times during a robbery on the North Side last year.