The Chicago River is once again glowing kelly green as the city opens its annual St. Patrick’s Day celebrations.

The National Weather Service has confirmed at least four tornado touchdowns occurred in the Chicago area during a severe weather outbreak Friday.

Severe winds and storms overnight left a trail of damage across the Chicago area and in parts of Illinois. The far west suburbs followed tornado warnings in Dupage, Kendall, Kane, and Dekalb counties.

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Severe storms located along a line from Hanover to Castleton are moving northeast at 40 miles per hour. The line of strong ...

Barn owner Scott Thorp said he was still awake when the storm hit and was not expecting to come out to what he saw.

Friday is forecast to be very warm with highs well into the 70s and potentially as high as 80 with wind gusts up to 45 miles-per-hour, ABC7 Accuweather Meteorologist Tracy Butler said. Butler says the ...

A line of severe thunderstorms, the first extreme weather event of the year, will hit the Chicago area around midnight Friday ...

If you're among more than 19,000 people wounded by gunfire since 2018, the chance that anyone will be charged with shooting ...

The Chicago Fire Department called a mayday while fighting an apartment fire in the city's Ukrainian Village neighborhood.