Chicago Sun-Times

A police spokesperson said the case was suspended after investigators exhausted all "investigative leads," despite video evidence showing the crash and the subsequent violent arrest Tuesday morning.

The Chicago Shakespeare Theater production of “Brokeback Mountain” runs through June 28.

Instead of a three-day music event slated for June 26-28, the annual gathering known as Miche Fest is moving back to Pilsen in September as a free street festival, organizers announced Friday.

The name of the male killed has not been released after the suspicious fatal explosion, which caused road closures on Interstate 290 near Mannheim Road in Hillside from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday.

Williams' 2025 season was promising, no doubt, but Johnson still sees plenty of areas where improvement is needed.

People with HIV are more likely to experience cognitive impairment and premature aging. The Northwestern led study finds that flu drugs could potentially be repurposed to help tackle those issues.

In Kim Thayil’s upcoming memoir, the guitarist sheds light on a rather “Superunknown” fact about his band Soundgarden and the genesis of Seattle’s grunge scene — it all started in the Chicago suburbs.

The College of DuPage is celebrating the country’s 250th anniversary with a towering artistic tribute, featuring 10 sculptures depicting influential artists from American history, including Aretha Franklin, Dolly Parton, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Norman Rockwell and more.

The Bears’ board of directors met Thursday and decided to move forward with their plans to build a stadium in Indiana, positioning the team to play its home games out of state for the first time in its 106-year history.

Two teenagers have died in e-scooter crashes in Chicago this year. But students at Lane Tech, the city's largest high school, are unfazed. Still, as the number of e-scooters has grown, so has the number of crashes — from nearly 200 in 2022 to more than triple that in three years.