Amazon driver lauded for helping Long Island family escape burning home
Kevin Rivera said he was finishing his route Saturday when he saw the flames near the front of the house.
Jamaica, Ireland natives reflect on what queen's death means
Queen Elizabeth II was still regarded as Jamaica's queen, now a largely symbolic role, until her death.
New Yorkers mourn passing of Queen Elizabeth
Tears are flowing from London to New York City, where Britons are overwhelmed with emotion.
Mail thieves strike in Norridge and Harwood Heights, leaving at least 40 victims
New video released Tuesday shows a thief swiping letters from a blue mailbox in the northwest suburbs.
Some neighbors say proposed ski hill in far north suburbs will be a 'disaster'
A developer wants to annex 80 acres of flat farmland into Round Lake, build a hill there, and turn it into a skiing destination. But some people living in the area say that is a slippery slope.
University of Chicago professor weighs in on the effects of student loan forgiveness
"It's going to be paid for in the future through one of two things, either tax increases or less government spending on things we care about."
Student loans cancellation brings relief for Chicago-area borrowers
Borrowers earning less than $125,000 a year, or less than $250,000 a year as a couple, will be eligible for up to $10,000 in loan forgiveness.
Naperville gun store owner fights city over high-powered weapons ban
"All this ordinance does is prevent law abiding citizens from buying those firearms."
Frustrated CPS parents have no bus transportation for their kids with special needs
"The distance that I live to her school, that's an eight mile transport on transportation. And I'd have to take four buses and a train to get there."
More claims of mail 'check washing' connected to Chicago U.S. Post Office
Two women said they mailed checks from the post office at 41st and Halsted and became victims of fraud.
After Naperville bans assault-style weapons, another suburb considers similar action
At least one other Chicago suburb is considering a similar ban after the July 4 mass shooting in Highland Park.
Chicago Army vet upset about mail 'check washing' scam
"I haven't caught back up yet, so now I'm losing money daily. Because we're on Social Security and it's a pain in the butt."
CTA Red Line shooting victim was a father, aspiring lawyer
Police released surveillance footage of the two suspects in the shooting.
'My kid is gone' – Parents mourn loss of 5-year-old hit and killed by 2 cars in Edgebrook
While the first vehicle drove off, the driver of the second stopped and attempted to help the child.
School year soon to start, but some parents say CPS hasn't given them answers on transportation
CPS is just one of many districts around the country dealing with a serious school bus driver shortage.