Senior correspondent Mike Tobin provides details on a Chicago judge's ruling that requires federal agents to wear body cameras and restricts the use of tear gas and pepper balls.

Beyond keeping André Franco and adding Swedish midfielder Anton Salétros, Chicago and Gregg Berhalter are thinking big for ...

For the immigrants in Chicago who do not look or sound like me, the stakes aren’t just paperwork; they’re safety, dignity and ...

Fairway Home Mortgage, American Litho, Inc. and City Staffing took the top spots for large, midsize and small Chicagoland ...

The New York Giants visit the Chicago Bears at Solider Field this Sunday, and here are three reasons for optimism.

A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction barring federal authorities from using force against protesters, ...

The preliminary injunction came in response to a lawsuit alleging federal agents have used excessive force in their ...

A Chicago mother tells NBC News she and her 2-year-old were hit with a chemical agent. Many residents say the city wasn’t a ...

A federal agent who shot a Chicago woman multiple times after he said she struck his vehicle with her own bragged about his ...

Federal Judge Robert Gettleman ordered an ICE facility near Chicago to improve living conditions for detainees, requiring ...

Major changes are coming to Chicago's airports on Friday, as airlines are set to begin cutting the number of flights in the ...

The New Hope Food Pantry Chicago is accepting donations of unexpired and unopened foods. Some items the pantry needs includes ...