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In just a few weeks, a music venue in west suburban Lombard is planning to reopen with a concert – contrary to current COVID-19 pandemic mitigation orders from Gov. JB Pritzker.
A St. Louis area man is in a fight to clear not his name, but his license plate.
Santa and a church in the Roseland neighborhood need your help, or else thousands of Chicago kids may not get a gift for the holiday.
Families with loved ones who have been murdered in Chicago gathered carefully at Daley Plaza Wednesday night.
A police standoff was under way Wednesday night on the city's West Side.
Charges were upgraded Wednesday for Joliet police Officer Erin Zilka, who now faces felony driving under the influence charges in a crash that killed another officer.
Illinois State Police announced Wednesday that they have arrested a former Elgin Mental Health Center employee on identity theft charges.
"This will be for health care workers who treat COVID-19 patients, or who conduct health and medical procedures that put them at high risk for the virus."
Police have located a 13-year-old boy who was last seen last week in Brighton Park.
Restaurants are demanding Chicago and the state let them reopen for indoor dining, and they say data is on their side.
ISP's director said the state police would need help from lawmakers to streamline the FOID card system, which has become overwhelmed during the pandemic.
People will need two doses of the vaccine spread over several weeks.
Federal agents found five firearms, three machine guns and 117 "switch" devices in his home.
In a historic move, Chicago native Mellody Hobson has been named the new chair of the board of directors for Starbucks.
The United Kingdom is on day two of its rollout of the Pfizer vaccine for COVID-19, and it now comes with a warning. If you have significant allergies, you should not be given the shot.
