Chicago Weather: Rain On The Way
After a sunny day on Tuesday, rain is on the way.
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After a sunny day on Tuesday, rain is on the way.
An Indiana dad took to Twitter to thank Cardinals shortstop Paul DeJong for playing catch with his son, even though he was wearing a Cubs shirt.
Mosquitoes in Skokie and Wilmette tested positive for West Nile Virus.
A jury has been selected in the trial of a former graduate student accused of kidnapping and killing a University of Illinois scholar from China.
A Lake View High School student has been charged with a misdemeanor, after allegedly threatening a shooting at the North Side school last week.
The Rev. Don Nevins says the Masses are an "opportunity to pray for the end of violence and ... a continued push for peace."
The goal is to eliminate freight and rail bottlenecks, improve safety and boost the economy in the region.
It'll be at I-290 near Irving Park Road (Illinois 19) and the closures will begin Tuesday night. It'll start around 7:00 p.m. and end at 5:00 a.m.
Plans to build Barack Obama's $500 million presidential center in a lakefront Chicago park can move forward, a federal judge said Tuesday, adding that a written ruling dismissing a park advocacy group's lawsuit would follow.
Brendt Christensen is charged in the death of Yingying Zhang, who disappeared in June 2017. Federal prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for Christensen.
Authorities in Waukegan and Gurnee are monitoring for levels of a cancer-causing gas near two facilities. Residents hope this testing can help protect the health of the community.
"You're almost not sure what to expect and definitely being on the other side of things this time it was very exciting to see the baby's head and move around. It's such a miracle."
Attorneys for an 84-year-old woman killed in a crash involving a Chicago police van have released surveillance video showing the van hitting an unmarked SUV, and then slamming into the woman's car at a West Side intersection last month.
Metra Union Pacific North line trains are running up to 90 minutes late Tuesday morning, after a mechanical problem with a train headed from Kenosha to downtown Chicago.
Just in time for summer break, dozens of 4th graders on the Northwest Side were surprised with brand new skateboards.
