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The I-80 bridges over the Des Plaines River in Joliet are now being called the "signature project" of Illinois' largest ever capital bill, and now due to the dangers some say the bridges pose, they will be replaced.
Just one day after a carnival went up at 87th and the Dan Ryan, Shea Prater drove by the carnival and saw what he described as "alarming."
"It's unfortunate that we have to go to this extreme to make people stop doing it."
Temperatures have been running a little cooler than expected as a result of sinking air, moving clouds to allow the sun to better impact the temperatures.
For the first time in 2019, Mosquitoes tested positive for West Nile virus in Lake County.
These 20-year-old cow are making some new ... moooves.
Facebook says it will make advertisements for jobs, loans and credit card offers searchable for all U.S. users following a legal settlement designed to eliminate discrimination on its platform.
The Illinois Department of Transportation, State Police and law enforcement agencies are teaming up to prevent alcohol- and drug-related crashes and fatalities through a ramped-up enforcement period that runs through July 8.
Emergency officials say a rock climber has died in an 80-foot fall on Shortoff Mountain in North Carolina, where he was apparently "free climbing" without protective gear.
Welcome to July and the reality you'll pay more in taxes to generate money for Rebuild Illinois, the state's first large-scale infrastructure program in 10 years.
So far this year, 1,229 people have been shot in Chicago, about 100 fewer than the first six months of 2018, and the lowest total since 2015.
Motorists caught using cellphones while driving will face harsher penalties under a new Illinois law taking effect Monday.
Charges are pending against the driver and two passengers of a stolen car, after the vehicle struck and killed a man waiting for a bus Sunday morning in the Jeffrey Manor neighborhood.
A fourth body has been recovered following a deadly boat crash on the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal Wednesday night.
The new alderman of the 25th Ward is vowing to slow down plans for a proposed landmark district in the rapidly gentrifying Pilsen neighborhood, amid concerns among homeowners and business owners who feel the effort is happening behind their backs.
