Former YouTube Star Austin Jones Pleads Guilty To Child Pornography Charge
Austin Jones, a YouTube star from Bloomingdale, pleaded guilty to one count of receipt of child pornography Friday.
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Austin Jones, a YouTube star from Bloomingdale, pleaded guilty to one count of receipt of child pornography Friday.
On Jan. 4, Leonid Belogur was crossing the intersection of Shermer and Greenwood when, police say, a driver hit the 86-year-old then sped off.
Have you ever wondered how the Lombardi Trophy travels to the Super Bowl each year?
The United States Attorney's Office in Chicago has announced federal criminal charges against five people in connection with violent carjackings in the Chicago area, including one man suspected of hitting a construction worker and running over an officer in the process.
Thousands of fans are flocking to Atlanta for a chance to see how they measure up against the pros ahead of Super Bowl LIII Sunday on CBS.
A Chicago agency has launched another investigation into the 2010 shooting of a man by an off-duty Chicago police officer the two were out drinking.
In the United States, the affected canned dog foods were sold through retail pet stores and veterinary clinics nationwide.
The National Chicken Council released its projections for how many wings will be eaten during the Super Bowl, and it's a lot.
A messy start to the weekend caused dozens of crashes and spin-outs on the roads, as snowy and wet conditions made it hard for drivers headed to work Friday morning.
Empire actor Jussie Smollett is speaking out after he says he was attacked in a hate crime in Chicago early Tuesday morning.
A long section of the third rail on the CTA Blue Line fell over near Jefferson Park Friday morning, CTA officials say.
Chicago police said crime was down big time last month, with only 20 murders in January, the lowest total for the month since 2010.
In case you've been hibernating for the past few days, it's cold outside. And it's been so cold for so long, Chicago has made the top five list of longest periods of time spent below zero degrees.
Metra users are used to alerts after a week full of weather-related schedule changes, but commuters will start hearing a new message that might cause some confusion, and has nothing to do with the weather.
The oppressive cold is loosening its icy grip on Chicago, and the city is in store for much warmer temperatures this weekend.
