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Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White says black market body part brokering will not happen again, under proposed legislation he expects lawmakers to approve, after a father and son duo was charged in a federal case in April.
An on-duty Cook County shot a suspected carjacker Monday night around 8:30 p.m. in the 2500 block of West Cermak, according to the Cook County Sheriff's Department.
Three people were shot on a CTA bus Monday afternoon in the Chatham neighborhood, according to the Chicago Fire Department.
One week after a Chicago woman was shot inside a Walgreens, the company could be facing legal trouble.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a public safety alert following the recall of additional frozen blackberries from Townsend Farms, with Costco joining Kroger in urging consumers to check their freezers for the products due to concerns about hepatitis A.
A staggering amount of personal medical information was left out in the open and piled up behind the former Medical Professional Home Healthcare Center in Chatham. Even the door plate sat in the pile
A mystery of a misidentified man who died at Mercy Hospital has been solved: Officials determined it was Elisha Brittman who was admitted to intensive care after being badly beaten.
Hundreds of University park residents are avoiding tap water for the fourth straight night after a utility company found high lead levels in some of the water.
A renter in Glenwood said she's lucky to be alive after the ceiling in her bedroom collapsed under a leaky roof. And the worst part, she said, is that she complained about the leak weeks ago and wasn't taken seriously.
The first weekend is in the books for the city's new scooter rental program with supporters emphasize the pleasures, while critics focusing on the problems.
Tyler Bernicky, the son of a Chicago Fire Department lieutenant, is being remembered as a "good kid" who loved being with his family, "happy, laughing."
Rush hour is getting worse on the Eisenhower due to a long-term construction project.
Chicago Police Supt. Eddie Johnson was released from Rush Medical Center Monday afternoon after being hospitalized Friday, according to police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi.
Dry weather is expected in the Chicago area Monday, but a high pressure ridge is sending a light northeast wind, keeping temperature on the cool side.
Quick work by north suburban police officers led to charges against three men after a home in Niles was ransacked.
