Avon Police On Human Remains Found In Crown Point: 'Somebody Knows Something'
"It's not the outcome that anybody wanted. At the end of the day somebody knows something."
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"It's not the outcome that anybody wanted. At the end of the day somebody knows something."
A strong storm system will move out of the Plains and into the Midwest tonight and Thursday.
After asking for a delay in the approval process earlier this week, Mayor-elect Lori Lightfoot has given her blessing to two massive development projects, having secured agreements from the developers to increase the amount of construction work that will go to women- and minority-owned firms.
When it comes to comedy, there's plenty to keep you busy this week, from puppet comedy to Second City's Greatest Hits.
Conviction integrity units have sprung up recently in major metropolitan jurisdictions such as Dallas, New York, and Chicago. But a statewide team in Illinois would be a first nationally.
A woman was assaulted in Chicago's McKinley Park neighborhood on Monday, and police are searching for the man behind the attack.
Alderman Joe Moore of the 49th Ward is putting together a task force of watery safety experts to help improve safety at Chicago beaches.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends all children get two doses of measles vaccine, which it says is 97% effective.
Illinois public health officials are warning against a potentially deadly fungus that is resistant to several drugs.
She's already a social media sensation after tossing a dazzling curve ball for the ceremonial first pitch of a White Sox game last year, and now Sister Mary Jo Sobieck will be getting her own Topps baseball card.
Four Chicago police officers accused of covering up the circumstances of the fatal shooting of Laquan McDonald face possible firing, as the Chicago Police Board begins a hearing on their case on Wednesday.
The first image ever taken of a black hole was revealed by scientists on Wednesday, and the photo of the flaming yellow and black-colored ring has Chicago's Adler Planetarium all worked up.
A man died after he caught fire when a car went up in flames early Wednesday morning on the Near West Side.
It's a road divided; a gravelly mess on one side, and paved on the other. A 15-year-old promise to fix Highland Avenue in northwest suburban Pingree Grove has gone unfilled.
With 14 shootings on Chicago are expressways already this year, some state lawmakers have proposed legislation to give Illinois State Police a crucial tool in solving violent crime.
