A Timeline Of Today's Events: House Votes To Impeach President Trump In Historic Vote Along Party Lines
The House of Representatives has voted to approve the first of two articles of impeachment against President Trump.
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The House of Representatives has voted to approve the first of two articles of impeachment against President Trump.
Police in Wilmette announced Wednesday that they have busted a sophisticated fencing operation – in which they say the suspects took in stolen merchandise from retail stores and sold them online.
Following a heated debate at City Hall, and multiple parliamentary votes on City Council procedures, aldermen on Wednesday voted down a bid by the Black Caucus to delay recreational marijuana sales in Chicago by six months.
A man was shot and critically wounded in West Garfield Park community, police said.
R. Kelly pleaded not guilty Wednesday to bribery charges connected to his 1994 marriage to the late singer Aaliyah – who was a teenager at the time.
Without debate, aldermen approved an ordinance that would prohibit all city elected officials and employees from being paid by a private client to lobby any government body in Illinois, at either the state, county, or municipal level.
Olvan Quezada was sentenced to 27 years in the Illinois Department of Corrections on charges of attempted first degree murder of a peace officer for his role in a shooting in Waukegan in 2016.
Two men convicted of murdering nine-year-old Tyshawn Lee were sentenced to decades in prison on Wednesday.
Griffith emergency crews responding to a house fire found a man with a fatal gunshot wound in a detached garage next to his house that was on fire.
A three year old girl is returning to school Wednesday morning after she was shot three months ago while sitting in the backseat of a car.
An arctic blast has left the Chicago area with single digit temperatures.
Shattered glass covered the ground at Chicago Fades near Belmont and Central, just after 4 a.m. Wednesday.
Dramond Hampton was charged Wednesday with three felonies for allegedly sexually assaulting an 11-year-old girl in a Chicago Public Library, police said.
A local non-profit collected two vans full of supplies to donate to kids transitioning into foster care.
Property owners no longer need to pay high lawyer fees for tax refund recovery.
