While most associate Chicago’s St. Patrick’s Day celebrations with dyeing the river green and Downtown events, the city’s neighborhoods have storied parades of their own.

The victims, 51 and 36, who were not hit by a train, suffered ankle injuries and were in good condition after the 3 a.m. attack, in the 5500 block of North Harlem Avenue, police said.

The weekend before St. Patrick's Day means a pair of parades and the annual dyeing of the Chicago River to turn it bright green.

A man and woman were pushed onto CTA Blue Line tracks in Chicago, sustaining ankle injuries; a suspect is in custody.

Charges were pending for a person who allegedly pushed a man and a woman onto CTA Blue Line tracks during a fight early Wednesday in Norwood Park on the ... before 3 a.m., Chicago police said.

From the river dyeing to the various parades and cruises, there's an endless number of ways to celebrate St. Patrick's Day in ...

Let’s look skyward for a little bit of inspiration before Black History Month concludes. Each of the following aviation pioneers cracked open a door that was previously slammed shut. Here ...

Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard skipped the first meeting since her primary defeat, as trustees settled lawsuits and labor ...

T o put together this guide, we asked ourselves which Chicago dishes we’d throw in a time capsule for future generations.

Morley Indoor Market: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, March 15, at Morley Community Center, 151 7th St, Morley. Enjoy a shopping ...

Deputies with the Mecosta County Sheriff’s Office in West Michigan responded to the following calls Feb. 27-March 5 ...