Chicago

Central issue for this week of Democratic National Convention is Palestine, says one of the organizers

After hours of peaceful demonstrations, dozens of protesters broke through perimeter security fence drawing police

Biden passes torch to Harris as the party's candidate in the Nov. 5 presidential election

Demonstrators observed a moment of silence and expressed solidarity with the boy's relatives

Researchers have developed a new artificial intelligence platform which analyzes X-ray images of lungs

Companies in the aviation sector were granted funds to cover six months of their payroll

High-profile Covid-19 vaccines developed in Russia and China share a potential shortcoming

The storm started early Monday causing a wider scope of damage than a tornado typically would, meteorologists say

Scientists from US establish one of the longest land-based quantum networks in the nation

Incident started when occupants of a vehicle began firing at attendees of a funeral

Companies are leaning on automation to keep factories running without compromising health and safety of their workers

Besides respiratory issues that leave patients gasping for breath, coronavirus attacks many organ systems

Police say they have identified two people they consider of interest to the investigation

Teachers in red T-shirts, sweatshirts were on picket lines outside many of the city’s public schools

US CG JoAnne Wagner expresses keen interest in boosting bilateral ties

Demonstrations also held in other US states both by the Pakistani and Indian communities

Police named the suspect as Gary Martin, 45, of Aurora

Police did not release information on the officers' conditions or identify the victims

At least three more deaths caused while halting mail delivery, forcing residents to huddle indoors

Midwest remained the most affected region as temperatures dipped to below -18 degrees Celsius

The 'March to the Polls' event came just as voter registration deadlines neared in most states

Thousands of women were expected to march Saturday in Chicago and cast early midterm election ballots

Jason Van Dyke shot 17-year-old Laquan McDonald 16 times in 2014

Authorities emphasise that the weekend shootings stood in contrast to a general decline in gun violence

Shootings labelled 'target' and related to gang conflicts

Three thieves were caught on surveillance video removing the shark from its display

A violent clash broke out late Saturday in Chicago's predominately black South Side neighborhood

Thousands of protesters against Chicago's pervasive gun violence on Saturday partially shut down a major expressway

Since 2011, Chicago investigators have discovered "credible evidence of misconduct" in 230 reports of sexual abuse

The doctor allegedly pocketed $1m in payments from medicare and a private insurer for fake non-existent treatments

The 78th Republic Day of Pakistan was organised at the auditorium of East West University in Chicago

"Me and Pedro are probably going to shoot one of the most dangerous videos ever-HIS idea not MINE."

180 people die each day from opioid drug overdose in the United States

The victim was held down in car while abductors attempted to sodomise him with an object, beat him

Expo drew large number of people, including Chicago-based Pakistani-American business community

Video clip ends with the man lying on the ground as he is surrounded by officers

Chicago's struggle with violence continues after a federal investigation found police routinely violated civil rights

10-month-old Dominique underwent a six-hour procedure involving five surgeons

Man reportedly asked Pakistani-born couple if they had a bomb in their bag

In the Facebook Live video, Antonio Perkins, 28, inadvertently captured his own murder

He is believed to be the gunman who opened fire, killing six people and seriously wounding two others

The head of the police officers' union in Chicago says new policy does not significantly alter anything

Family members held a press conference following Saturday's police shootings of Bettie Jones and Quintonio LeGrier

The police department of Chicago is under a federal civil rights investigation for its use of deadly force

Tensions flared after officials released a video showing police officer shooting black teenager 16 times