Deerfield commission meeting postponed after residents hoping to stop industrial park flood in
At the plan commission meeting Thursday night, so many people showed up that the meeting was deemed out of compliance with village code.
Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson attends last board meeting as commissioner
The board is meeting at 10 a.m. and there's expected to be an event for Johnson at 9:45 a.m.
Bicyclist critically hurt after hit-and-run in Vernon Hills
The victim was taken to Advocate Condell Medical Center in Libertyville with life-threatening injuries and remains in critical condition.
Suspect charged with 2020 burglary, looting in Humboldt Park retail store
Khalil Raggs, 25, is charged with one felony count of burglary and one felony count of looting by an individual.
Chicago man charged with groping woman on CTA property in Loop
He was identified as the person who groped a 39-year-old woman just minutes earlier.
Matteson police seek information in shooting that left woman dead, man hurt
Both victims were not residents of Matteson.
Governors State University faculty, staff vote to ratify new contract
Ninety-seven percent of voting members approved the new agreement following a week-long strike.
School bus crashes into house in Western Springs
The bus driver lost control on Hampton Avenue south of Ogden Avenue.
Second suspect charged with murder in 2022 shooting on Far South Side
On Wednesday, Chicago police and the Great Lakes Regional Task Force arrested Christopher Haynes, 34, in the 3500 block of West Van Buren Street.
City of Chicago hiring outside firm to find new CPD superintendent
Public Sector Search and Consulting has led more than 50 searches in the last five years across the country.
Thieves rob liquor store, customer at gunpoint in Logan Square
The men showed their weapons and took the cash from the register.
City of Aurora honoring all girls JROTC after national championship win
The all-girls unarmed exhibition drill team beat out 26 other teams from across the country.
Art on the Mart to feature works of CPS high school seniors
Thursday you'll be able to see the artwork for this spring's Art on the Mart program, and it features work from graduating Chicago high school seniors.
FEMA opening recovery centers for people affected by storms, tornadoes in Indiana
This is all to help people recover after storms and tornadoes at the end of March and early April.
Cook County Board considering ban of flavored nicotine products
Teen nicotine use has been steadily rising for years.