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Robert Rybaltowski was going through an unbelievable struggle to get his unemployment benefits back.
A dead-end block in southwest suburban Chicago Ridge has become a dumping ground – and neighbors are saying enough is enough.
A local doctor and his company have developed a new solution to help curb Chicago's carjacking crisis.
A fresh spike in carjackings has been seen across the city – and rideshare drivers who pick up passenger after passenger say they are worried.
Matteson Police said a 10 year-old girl named Sariyah Brown has been located hours after going missing Wednesday morning.
A bill geared toward creating more affordable housing passed out of committee in the Illinois state Senate Wednesday.
Ninety-nine years ago on Thursday, Chicago's first Black mayor, Harold Washington, was born.
A Chicago Police officer who was injured on Tuesday in the Dunning neighborhood was pulled into a car while trying to arrest a man, police said Wednesday.
Police in northwest suburban Crystal Lake were searching Wednesday night for more possible victims - after a worker at a Rosati's pizza shop claimed she was drugged and sexually assaulted by the owner.
A new facility in Chicago is doing more and better tracking of the COVID-19 variants in Illinois, but experts say it is just more potent -- easier to spread -- but luckily still stopped by vaccine.
Two dogs were killed and seven people left homeless after flames tore through a house in Chicago's northern suburbs overnight Wednesday.
"There was a certain percentage of the workers who didn't want anything to do with it."
A Northwest Side alderman's proposal to require towing companies to obtain a city license in order to respond to car crash scenes was held up on Wednesday, amid confusion over some of the requirements that would be imposed on tow truck operators.
The Lake Shore Drive Bridge over the Chicago River will be closed for seven hours beginning Thursday night for maintenance.
After months of delays, aldermen appear poised to vote on an ordinance that would require the city to create a public database of closed Chicago Police Department misconduct files dating as far back as 1994.
