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Investigators on Friday offered some of the most in-depth details behind their investigation into the murder of Chicago Police Officer Luis Huesca, revealing how they identified and ultimately arrested a suspect in the killing following a days-long manhunt.

Some of Chicago’s most iconic museums are offering free days to Illinois residents and beyond for the month of May.

Google bought the 39-year-old building designed by Chicago architect Helmut Jahn for $105 million in 2022 when Gov. J.B. Pritzker managed to preserve most of the building after several failed attempts by previous governors to demolish it.

One of Chicago’s most iconic ice cream shops is honoring mom’s with a sweet treat this Mother’s Day.

Summer in Chicago is just around the corner — and with it comes the popular summer film and music lineup in Millennium Park.

Chicago officials are set to provide an update after the man suspected of killing Chicago Police officer Luis Huesca was captured and arrested after he was found hiding inside a suburban apartment complex Wednesday.

An Illinois woman’s lawsuit claiming she developed colorectal cancer from taking the heartburn drug Zantac for nearly 20 years goes to trial this week — a first among many similar claims made nationwide.

Cicadas are all the buzz as the Midwest prepares for the 17-year reemergence of millions of the insects.

As weather heats up and more families head outdoors for summertime activities, a visit to the local theme park is often seen as the ideal place to have fun and create memories.

The suspect charged with the first-degree murder of Chicago Police Officer Luis Huesca faces additional charges of aggravated vehicular hijacking and possession of a stolen firearm, Chicago police announced Thursday afternoon.

Family members of Chicago Police Officer Luis Huesca have released a statement following the arrest of a suspect in his shooting death, praising law enforcement for their work in bringing the suspect to justice.

The city of Chicago will hit another key milestone in the march toward summer, with a month and a half to go until the season officially begins.

One Chicago alderperson is breaking barriers and using her Asian American voice to amplify others in her southside community.