Court Filings: Naperville Man May Have Had Financial Motive To Kill Sister
Court filings suggest a financial motive in the murder of a Naperville woman, allegedly at the hands of her brother.
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Court filings suggest a financial motive in the murder of a Naperville woman, allegedly at the hands of her brother.
Going back on an earlier statement, Mayor Rahm Emanuel says restrictions and fines directed at protesters will be permanent, not temporary for the G8 and NATO summits.
Some barbershops in Chicago's African-American communities are getting some unlikely visitors.
An armed man allegedly robbed a hotel in west suburban Naperville early Saturday.
Police all over the Chicago area will be on the lookout for drunken drivers this holiday weekend.
Five people were arrested late Friday after a vehicle struck three pedestrians, killing one of them, on the Northwest Side.
Three people — including a baby — were rescued from a basement fire in a northwest suburban Des Plaines townhouse Friday evening.
FedEx says it learned a valuable lesson from a viral video showing a delivery man throwing a package, but try telling that to a Rogers park woman says her jaw dropped when she saw the same thing happen Thursday afternoon.
For the fourth consecutive year, parking meter rates in Chicago are about to go up under the city's maligned 75-year lease of its parking meters.
Evanston Township High School has alerted parents and students to some confirmed cases of pertussis or whooping cough among students.
Details are emerging about sexual misconduct allegations against a former West Aurora High School band teacher, who was arrested and charged last spring.
Federal authorities are offering a reward to anyone who helps them catch the burglars who made off with more than two dozen guns from a shooting range in Hammond, Ind.
A junior high school student from Glen Ellyn is suspended, and could be expelled, after bringing chocolate milk spiked with alcohol to school.
WBBM Newsradio's annual Good Neighbor Radiothon is underway, this year benefiting the Salvation Army. Here is a look at the numerous ways in which the Salvation Army makes a difference to those in need in Chicago.
A stranger has come to the rescue for the two Tinley Park men who got in trouble for using a fire hydrant to fill their backyard ice rink.
Drew Peterson recently remarked in a letter to a friend that he was "being held hostage against his will" in jail and made a long list of grievances about the conditions he is suffering through.
The Food Bank of Northwest Indiana is struggling with a supply and demand problem as it tries to deal with the 100,000 people who go hungry every day in Lake and Porter Counties.
For the fourth year straight, a California-based advocacy group says Illinois is "the very best of the best" state in the country for the strength of its laws against animal cruelty.
A freshman student at an alternative school on the city's North Side has become the third student from that school to win the city's vehicle sticker design contest.
Something happened to the pines in the Pine Meadow subdivision in Spring Grove.
Police in several Northwest Indiana towns are looking for three Chicago men wanted for a series of daylight home invasions of elderly residents' houses.
The City of Chicago is hoping to improve pedestrian safety at certain unprotected street crossings with brightly-colored flags that people can use to be sure cars know they are there.
Prescott Magnet School near Ashland and Wrightwood avenues has seen discipline problems decrease after students started an anti-bullying campaign.
More details are emerging about the discovery of two murdered men during a real estate showing at a Sauk Village a house.
A South Bend, Ind., man who served in the Marines during World War II was at Pearl Harbor Tuesday morning for ceremonies commemorating the 70th anniversary of the day that lives in infamy.
