Body Found In Lincoln Park Lagoon Might Be Missing Elgin Woman
"Additional testing will need to be conducted before we can confirm there is a connection," Elgin police said.
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"Additional testing will need to be conducted before we can confirm there is a connection," Elgin police said.
According to this year's Gun Trace Report, illegal guns confiscated by CPD are mostly coming from parts of Illinois outside of Chicago.
A preliminary investigation showed that an argument broke out between several partygoers, and someone pulled out a gun and opened fire.
And those near Holy Name Cathedral are sharing their thoughts about the skyscraper slated to tower over the city's house of worship.
We're in for some cold weather later this week but the unseasonably warm temperatures held through the weekend.
Hundreds of runners came out Sunday morning for a race in a Chicago neighborhood eager to show a different side.
Research by of University of Illinois professor has revealed a surprising trend about mass murder in the United States.
The city of Chicago has officially submitted its bid to be home to Amazon's second headquarters.
Chicago police organized the event at Morse and Glenwood, near where Cynthia Trevillion was killed in a drive-by shooting Friday night.
Carlye Fallon had forgotten all about writing a postcard 28 years ago to, when she was in junior high, seeking a pen pal from Germany.
Rev. Jesse Jackson is in Puerto Rico, renewing calls for financial relief and mass evacuations as it tries to recover from Hurricane Maria.
Kane Co. board members voted earlier this week not to dip into emergency reserves and instead impose across the board cuts.
Dozens of government, business, and civic leaders gathered downtown to discuss luring Amazon's second headquarters to the Chicago area.
Durbin called Trump's criticism of Corker a mistake, and said it will make more Republicans question whether the president will support them.
Organizers say the planning and extra security helped the 40th Chicago Marathon go off without a hitch.
Crews continued to prepare Friday for the Chicago Marathon with safety measures, as runners picked up their race packets.
Politicians, airline executives and members of the TSA broke ground on the next phase of improvements at Midway airport.
Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle put commissioners on notice that a vote to repeal the controversial soda tax will mean cuts to vital services.
A security expert said Chicago is ramping up security in the wake of the Las Vegas shooting.
The executive director of the Chicago Marathon says they've been working with local and federal law enforcement year-round.
Rev. Jackson is among local political and religious leaders calling for private and public sector to help Puerto Rico recover from Maria.
The city of Chicago is cracking down on party bus operators who are not following the law.
This is the time of year when stink bugs make their way indoors. If you have them in your house, you'll know.
The city of Chicago is suing the credit reporting company Equifax over a data breach that exposed personal information of about 143 million people.
A suburban man who survived pancreatic cancer has a new mountain to climb. Literally.
