Changing thought patterns and rewiring the brain to prevent gun violence
The focus is cognitive behavioral theory, which involves an emphasis on pausing between thinking and acting.
Two years later, 93-year-old woman's son-in-law still fighting bogus water bill
"I never thought in my wildest imaginings that would still be trying to resolve this water bill in 2023," said Russell Johnson Cochran.
FirstKey renters in Country Club Hills get no explanation for eviction notice
"We're fearful residents that need to get our voices heard. We don't want to be on the street or homeless, especially in Chicago nowadays."
America's Beauty Show in Rosemont kicks off Saturday
The show kicks off today and is expected to bring in tens of thousands of salon professionals, owners, and product manufacturers.
Sons of drug kingpin "El Chapo" indicted in fentanyl trafficking probe
Known collectively as "the Chapitos," they are accused of taking over control of the Sinaloa cartel after their father was arrested in January 2016 and extradited to the U.S. one year later.
Neighbors say Rogers Park apartment complex has been plagued with crime and overdoses
The Chicago Police and Fire departments called to the property at least 300 times last year.
Colleagues, residents pay respects to fallen Chicago firefighters
Lt. Jan Tchoryk was respectfully escorted to a funeral home Friday morning. Firefighter Jermaine Pelt was solemnly guided to a funeral home in the afternoon.
Lake County COAST helping police take new approach to mental health crises
"Not every incident needs someone arrested, and not every incident needs somebody ticketed; but somehow, someway, the police were called. So we're here to help," Sgt. Jim Yanecek said.
Cook County State's Attorney's Office claims resignations not to blame for case backlog
Former prosecutors in the State's Attorney's Office has been 'hemorrhaging talent' and morale is being affected.
'Our hearts are very heavy': CFD remembers firefighter Jermaine Pelt
"Jermaine knows everybody, but he's very soft spoken and everyone loved him."
Mayoral candidate Brandon Johnson owes over $3,000 in unpaid city bills
City records show Johnson owes $3,357.04 in unpaid charges after almost eight months of not paying the city.
Man sues city over nearly $20,000 water bill at three-flat he was trying to sell
How did a vacant property that passed a thorough inspection process in order for the sale to close rack up another $1,100 in water usage?
Groups push for 'cultural competency training' for Illinois medical professionals
The Illinois State Medical Society said it considers such training an "onerous and time-consuming mandate."
Deaths due to veterinary tranquilizer xylazine on the rise in Chicago
Cook County Medical Examiner records show Chicago is one of the hot spots across the country.
Highland Park lets residents know about extra water use before bill comes
Residents said alerts about problems such as a broken sprinkler head, a running toilet, and even a massive pipe burst have saved them thousands.