14-Year-Old, Two 16-Year-Olds Shot In Back Of The Yards
Three teens were hospitalized after a shooting in Back of the Yards Thursday evening.
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Three teens were hospitalized after a shooting in Back of the Yards Thursday evening.
A Lake County man who has been battling COVID-19 for months finally makes it onto lung transplant list just in time for Christmas.
Hope Through Hoops, an anti-violence basketball tournament is keeping kids on the hardwood and off the streets this holiday week.
"You just need to set a few examples to make it terrifying for everyone out there to keep doing what they're doing."
Two people suffered minor injures after crashing into a multi-unit building in Berwyn Thursday morning. Seven families were also displaced due to the crash.
"Lucky enough my husband is conceal and carry, and he was able to protect us," Lightford said. "He handled us, and he saved us. I call my husband my hero today."
Christmas is just days away, but people on Chicago's west side are coming together to make sure all children have toys under their trees this year.
True heroism is how Officer Adrian McCoy's boss describes what he did Wednesday after saving four people from a burning house in Englewood -- including Joseph Ortiz.
Cook County officials are following Chicago's lead, and will require many indoor businesses in the suburbs to require customers age 5 and older to show proof of vaccination against COVID-19 beginning in the new year.
Zechariah Myles, 16, pleaded not guilty to six counts of first-degree murder in the death of Melanie Yates, who was in her home with her baby when she was killed on Oct. 17. Myles is charged as an adult.
The former Brooklyn Center officer says she meant to use her Taser instead of her gun when she shot and killed Wright during an April 11 traffic stop.
Illinois is averaging 12,573 new cases of COVID-19 per day over the past week, more than double the average of 6,119 cases per day at the start of December.
The Joffrey Ballet is cancelling all remaining performances of "The Nutcracker," due to a COVID-19 outbreak.
If you violate Scott's Law on a first offense, you face a fine of between $250 and $10,000.
A young Chicago woman is heartbroken with Zeus, her beloved golden retriever, no longer in her life.
