Police warn of string of armed robberies, carjackings in Lincoln Park, Pilsen, West Town
In each case, two to four people jump out of a car, flash guns, and demand the victims' money and car keys.
North Central College Cardinals to compete in third straight Division III championship game
The North Central College Cardinals are playing in their third straight division three championship game.
Jane Byrne Interchange construction almost complete
"No one likes construction delays, but brighter days are ahead," said Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) Secretary Omer Osman.
3 killed, 1 critically wounded in mass shooting outside bar on Northwest Side
Three people are dead and another is in critical condition following a mass shooting on the city's Northwest Side early Sunday morning.
Concealed carry holder shoots 2 suspects during attempted carjacking in the Loop
Two suspects are wounded after a concealed carry holder returns fire after being shot at during an attempted carjacking in the Loop Saturday morning.
Police shoot man they say had two guns, had already shot neighbor in West Pullman
The man was shot by officers in the finger and was being treated for non-life-threatening injuries Wednesday night.
Woman in critical condition after apartment fire in Hyde Park
Fire officials said this has been a challenging fire to put out in-part due to a hoarding situation on the second floor.
Fire damages Tommy's on Higgins bar in Norwood Park
The bar owner said he's grateful no one was injured.
Hospitals juggle 'tripledemic' as hospitalization numbers rise
The number of COVID-19 cases in Illinois is expected to hit a nearly 10-month high by next week.
UPS Semi-truck goes off bridge, catches fire on Indiana Toll Road in Hammond
The driver escaped with only minor injuries.
St. Ignatius hockey players file lawsuit against semi-truck driver who hit bus
The families said they're suing the truck driver and two trucking companies -- accusing them of willful disregard of the safety of those on that bus.
Amazon workers in Joliet walk out to protest low pay, poor conditions on 'Cyber Monday'
It's "Cyber Monday" and Amazon workers are walking out.
Two violent armed robberies reported blocks apart in Avondale
Police have not confirmed if the two incidents are connected.
Travel expected to be back to pre-pandemic levels for Thanksgiving holiday, AAA says
According to AAA, almost 4 million people from either Illinois or Indiana will travel 50 miles or more for Thanksgiving this year that's at least 50,000 more than last year.
Prosecutor believes Delphi murder suspect did not act alone
A bail hearing was granted for Richard Allen, 50.