Man exposes himself to child reported at Maggie Daley playground
The investigation is centered around a playground tower area.
Historic 154-year-old Austin house damaged in fire
The house is treasured not only by its owners, but historians as well.
Man ripped off in check-washing scam; bank's response seemed to blame victim
We have reported time and time again on thefts involving those official blue United States Postal Service mailboxes.
Batavia residents share Route 31 safety concerns after recent accidents
Both victims were hit by cars on Route 31 in separate accidents.
Man averts losing $57,000 to scammer, but still can't get his money back from the bank
"It's horrible," said Gene Krichevsky. "It's been a nightmare for over a year."
Nursing shortage keeps boy in hospital for his 1st birthday unnecessarily
Nicholas Rizo's parents have been looking for in-home nursing help, but the lack of coverage from Medicaid is also a concern.
Naperville woman sues Bank of America for discrimination over $24,000 check
The woman fought with the Social Security Administration to get a decade's worth of back payments and brought it to the bank, which is when a new problem started.
Northbrook lab aims for safe turn to green tech by testing EV batteries
The goal is to eliminate the risk of fire or shock. Scenarios involve equipment of all sizes for vehicles of all sizes.
Grove Junior High teacher John Prusko putting away his lesson plans after 55 years
School is out for summer in Elk Grove Village as of this afternoon, but for one teacher, he's packing up for good.
'Junk' removal company remains busy as more people opt to leave Illinois
Population loss, as calculated by the 2020 U.S. Census, recently cost Illinois a congressional seat.
BIÂN Chicago combining wellness and work in unique shared office/gym combo
The pandemic inspired the rise of remote work, with some wondering if the trend would stick. A group of Chicago business people are betting that people will continue to ditch their cubicles.
An affordable rent with a flexible lease in Lincoln Park. What's the catch?
Tenants are renting out individual rooms in more than 100 different units. That means strangers are paired together in apartments.
Groundbreaking for 606 Trail extension now not expected until 2025
We reported almost a year ago that construction for the expansion was imminent - but nothing has happened yet.
Lawmakers vote to allow new method to improve safety around school buses
They're called extended stop arms. Leyden High School District 212 bought enough for the whole fleet to cut down on cars maneuvering around their buses.
33 years after a drunk driver killed an Orland Park mom, her legacy lives on
The Wlodarski children also honor their mom's legacy by advocating against drunk driving.