2 men found dead in Arlington Heights apartment building identified
Two coworkers were found dead Friday afternoon inside an apartment building in Arlington Heights.
Judge's ruling on feds' use of force accuses CBP's Bovino of "outright lying"
A federal judge's ruling supporting limits on federal immigration agents' use of force in Chicago outlines in detail what the judge called repeated lies by Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino.
State's Attorney expands program allowing police to directly file gun charges
A program allowing Chicago police officers to file charges in low-level gun crimes without first getting approval from a prosecutor will be expanded across the city, Cook County State's Attorney Eileen O'Neill Burke announced on Friday.
St. Charles man secretly recorded 400 upskirt videos since 2017, police say
A man from St. Charles, Illinois, has been charged with secretly recording video up a woman's skirt at a store in Geneva, and police said investigators have uncovered hundreds more similar videos from the past eight years.
Bears will be without all 3 starting linebackers against the Steelers on Sunday
The Bears won't have any of their starting linebackers on the field on Sunday when they host the Steelers, who have yet to reveal if quarterback Aaron Rodgers will be under center.
Chicago holiday festivities kick off with tree lighting, Christkindlmarket
Chicago's official Christmas tree is glowing bright with 119,000 lights in Millennium Park.
Cook County Commissioner Sean Morrison won't run for reelection in 2026
Cook County Commissioner Sean Morrison (R-17th) announced Thursday he will not run for reelection next year.
Man shot by Chicago police in Washington Park charged with assault
A man shot by Chicago police earlier this week in the Washington Park neighborhood has been charged with aggravated assault and unlawful possession of a firearm by a felon.
Edens Expressway reopens near Northbrook, after fallen power lines closed I-94
All lanes of the Edens Expressway have been closed due to a fallen light pole and downed power lines near Northbrook.
CPD officer accidentally shoots himself outside South Chicago District station
A Chicago police officer is recovering after accidentally shooting himself in the groin Wednesday night outside the South Chicago District station.
Appeals court pauses order restricting immigration agents' use of force
An appeals court in Chicago has paused a judge's injunction restricting federal immigration agents' use of force during Operation Midway Blitz, ruling the judge's order was "overbroad."
Driver had little warning before deadly freight train crash in Elgin, NTSB says
A landscaping worker killed in a crash last month had virtually no warning that a freight train was coming before it hit their pickup truck as it was crossing the tracks in Elgin, according to a preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board.
St. Anthony Hospital data breach may have exposed 6,600 people's personal info
A data breach at St. Anthony Hospital in Chicago might have exposed the personal information of patients and staff, officials warned on Wednesday.
Crime Stoppers offer $10K reward for information in 2022 killing of Hector Negron
Cook County Crime Stoppers is offering a $10,000 reward for information about the 2022 shooting death of a father of five in Chicago.
Shota Imanaga accepts Cubs' $22.205 million qualifying offer to return in 2026
Chicago Cubs starter Shota Imanaga will return to the team in 2026, after accepting a $22.205 million qualifying offer, but right fielder Kyle Tucker declined his qualifying offer, making him a free agent.