Overnight Chicago-area snowfall created hazardous road conditions and caused delays at Chicago O'Hare International Airport on Sunday.

Another wintry weekend is in the books! Most areas north of I-80 picked up 2–5 inches of snow, with a corridor of 5–7 inches across northern Illinois. Locations south of I-80 generally saw 1–3 inches of snow from this weekend's storm system.

Powerful bands of lake-effect snow brought traffic parts of I-57 south of Chicago to a standstill amid whiteout conditions Monday morning. The National Weather Service is warning drivers to use extreme caution. Commuter Grace Butler joined FOX Weather to ...

A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for much of the Chicago area, as roads may become slick and snow-covered.

Chicago will have the chance of snow just about every 36 hours for much of next week -- and it all starts this weekend.

Chicago experiences snow-caused flight delays at O'Hare and travel disruptions, with up to 6 inches of snowfall and icy roads.

Chicago got its first snow of the season, but it was far from your typical dusting. A band of lake-effect thundersnow took aim at the Windy City, bringing snow with a side of thunder and lightning. But how did this happen? Meteorologist Caitlin Kaiser ...

Some Chicago landscaping companies that rely on immigrant workers are struggling with labor shortages, and the impact is being felt even more as they ramp up snow removal services.

Overnight snowfall early Sunday, December 7, pushed Chicago’s seasonal total past 17 inches—the fastest since 1978. More than 200 city trucks cleared roads before dawn, helping residents manage slick travel conditions.