Here's a look at things to do in and around Chicago Dec. 19-21: WHAT: Ballet Chicago presents "The Nutcracker ", featuring ...

Each year, CBS News Chicago remembers some of the many people who made the city tick through a variety of talents and ...

Now, they have a monopoly on our Italian dinners and WFH mornings with Bar Tutto, an all-day cafe. The bucatini and fusilli ...

As cities debate how to sustain the nighttime economy while keeping residents safe, Montréal’s past reminds us that the way ...

The architect spent just eight years here, but the seeds of his outrageous modernist style "really first germinated in Chicago," says the curator.

On the 30th anniversary of his influential heist classic, the Chicago-born director discusses the real-life cop-versus-robber rivalry that sparked the film’s creation.

1907: Albert A. Michelson, the first head of the physics department at the University of Chicago, won the first Nobel Prize ever presented to an American (though he was born in Prussia) in science.

1972: Forty-five people died when a United Airlines jet crashed into bungalows on West 70th Place while approaching Chicago’s ...

The Pulitzer Prize– and Emmy Award–winning journalist recounts a story of hope and heartbreak on the South Side of Chicago. Carolyn Wortham holds a portrait of her family during a press conference on ...

Tuesday night’s thrilling 11-10 victory for the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field against the Dodgers featured just about everything one could imagine a ball game having. There were eight runs posted in ...

Bledsoe (The Forty Elephants) serves up a dynamic portrait of historical crime figure Virginia Hill, presenting her as a formidable player in the 1930s–1940s Chicago mob despite being known primarily ...