Pathologist, Wife's Acquaintances To Testify In Vaughn Family Massacre Trial
In the Christopher Vaughn murder trial, prosecutors are expected to call a forensic pathologist to the stand Wednesday.
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In the Christopher Vaughn murder trial, prosecutors are expected to call a forensic pathologist to the stand Wednesday.
There is no word of any charges yet in a horrifying accident that killed a 5-year-old girl in Highland Park Monday afternoon.
A new year began Tuesday for Chicago Public Schools students, but it could be interrupted after just four days if a possible teachers' strike goes ahead.
A Chicago woman who lived in obscurity is now recognized for her extraordinary legacy.
The City of Chicago reportedly is moving more slowly these days to get rid of gang graffiti.
Drew Peterson is on trial for the murder of one wife and suspected in the disappearance of another, but, he apparently still seems like a catch to some women.
Former Chicago Bear Chris Zorich will be required to pay back nearly $350,000 in money from his charity that remains unaccounted for after a state investigation into his charity.
A top climatologist said Thursday the drought plaguing Illinois farms appears to be leveling off, but it's too late to save the state's corn crop.
Police in Schaumburg charged six people Thursday in connection with a five-hour standoff in which party-goers barricaded themselves inside an apartment and held one occupant against her will before SWAT officers forced their way in.
Arlington Heights has had to close its village hall, after a rabid bat was found inside.
Lottery vendors are busy as players snap up tickets for the $337 million Powerball drawing Wednesday night, while officials say online lottery ticket sales have been falling short of expectations.
A McHenry County sheriff's deputy who once investigated child pornography is now up on charges himself.
As he prepared for the special legislative session he called for this Friday in Springfield, Gov. Pat Quinn was shooting down a pension reform proposal being pitched by the state's labor unions.
Gov. Pat Quinn says he didn't end media tours of Illinois prisons in order to cover up anything.
As many as 4,000 employees around the world are about to lose their jobs with Illinois-based Motorola Mobility.
Mike Nussbaum has played Broadway and Hollywood, but considers himself a Chicago actor.
The owners of a Barrington antique shop are offending some people with what's outside their store.
The American Cancer Society is out with its annual report, showing how states are doing in the fight to prevent cancer.
An arborist from the Morton Arboretum in Lisle is getting ready to compete this weekend in the International Tree Climbing Championship in Portland, Ore.
A Northwest Indiana bridal shop is suddenly out of business, leaving customers out of luck.
The Chicago City Council recently passed an ordinance allowing food truck vendors to expand their operations, and now, the owners of a mobile food operation are hoping to see a similar change in Evanston.
With four months still left, it's already been a busy year for Chicago-area bank robbers.
Throughout the city and suburbs and across America, this is the National Night Out.
Former Cicero town president Betty Loren Maltese is suffering from a new legal headache.
Three people have been killed on Chicago roads since Monday afternoon.
