Chicago man charged with first degree-murder in West Side shooting
Tyrik Carter, 24, was arrested Wednesday, in the 5900 block of West Huron Street.
Car crash leads to hazmat situation at Naperville pool clubhouse
Arriving crews on the scene found a car crashed that struck a 1,000-gallon storage containing sodium hypochlorite and an 80-gallon tank containing muriatic acid.
Marquette Elementary teacher Anquineice Brown receives Golden Apple Award
Anquineice Brown was honored with the Golden Apple Excellence in Teaching Award.
Landmarks Illinois to announce list of most endangered historical places
Previous lists included architecturally significant spaces like the Shop Building at Altgeld Gardens and the Klas Restaurant in Cicero.
Apple, Google proposing new AirTag specifications to prevent unwanted tracking
Future devices would include a way to alert an owner about unauthorized detections.
Rideshare drivers to protest at Uber Hub over pay, safety concerns
Drivers will be protesting at the Uber Hub at 9:15 a.m. for pay and safety concerns.
Police issue alert of robberies involving dating apps, social media
Investigators say two to three men would use those sites to find the victims.
'Cycle for Survival' spin class returns to Daley Plaza Thursday
Today's event is from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., and there's another round of rides on Saturday.
National Day of Prayer celebrations happening in Crown Point, Indiana
The day is meant to celebrate all faiths and encourage people to pray or meditate however they see fit.
Authorities in Kane County warn of fake treasurer website
The fake includes several links for online payments, legal records, court documents, and vehicle registration.
Chicago man charged with shooting teen in Back of the Yards
Police arrested Alexander Flores, 23, Monday in the 1600 block of West 47th Street.
Chicago Fed Money Museum reopens for first time since pandemic
The free museum features exhibits showing things like the impacts of inflation along with the function and history of the Chicago fed and federal reserve system.
Hundreds of Chicago police officers receive new bulletproof vests
The Chicago Police Memorial Foundation bought the vests with help from U.S. Rep. Mike Quigley who helped secure funding.
All-clear given after second bomb threat at Glenbard West High School
Glenbard West High School was evacuated for a second time in less than a week after another bomb threat Thursday morning.
Newspaper driver carjacked at gunpoint in Oak Park
One of the suspects displayed a pistol and demanded the victim's keys and wallet. Afterward, all four jumped into the victim's car and drove off.