WHO lifts COVID emergency: What is status of virus in Chicago, Illinois?
Health experts warned that countries still need to remain prepared for outbreaks. Currently, the risk is low in our area.
No injuries, but major damage in high-rise fire in South Shore
Late Thursday, some big questions were emerging over the lack of smoke alarms going off.
Police body camera video of Reginald Clay shooting released
In the video, officers chase Clay into a narrow gangway. Clay turns toward an officer and appears to pull something that looks like a gun out of his waist.
Glen Messmer, former Downers' Grove coach, to remain in jail on child porn charges
At a hearing on Tuesday, prosecutors said Glen Messmer should remain in jail because he does not have a place to live if released on bond.
Investigators recommend Officer Sammy Encarnacion be fired
That's the finding of the civilian police accountability board following their investigation into officer Sammy Encarnacion's use of deadly force on July 29, 2022 near 6400 West Higgins Avenue.
Best July 4 Fireworks: Navy Pier No. 1 in the United States
Locals already know the fireworks are a weekly thing on the Pier during the summer. However, the July 4 blowout take's the nation's top prize.
Pair charged with murder in fatal shooting of woman in Matteson
Two people have been charged with murder in deadly shooting in Matteson last week.
Illinois Medicaid customers will need to renew coverage, starting this month
People who use Medicaid have had continuous coverage since the start of the pandemic, but Congress has ended the pause on annual renewals.
Registration for Chicago Park District summer camp
Parents hoping to reserve a spot for their children at a Chicago Park District summer camp need to act quickly.
All firefighters OK after mayday call at blaze in McKinley Park
It wasn't clear what prompted the mayday around 6:30 a.m. at Hermitage and Pershing. People in the building said it was terrifying trying to escape.
Ex-priest in Michigan pleads guilty to sexually assaulting 5-year-old after funeral
Vincent Delorenzo, 84, formerly of Flint, pleaded guilty to one count of attempted criminal sexual conduct in the first degree, according to Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel.
That one time when Chicago City Council became 'The Springer Show'
Two showmen squared off on the City Council floor, and it was a made for TV moment.
Was road rage behind shooting of truck driver in Posen?
A truck driver was shot in a possible road rage attack in south suburban Posen, police said.
Multiplatinum entertainer Kane Brown makes acting debut on latest episode of 'Fire Country'
The crews of "Fire Country" respond to the scene of a train crash where the rescue has the potential to spiral out of control when they discover the train is full of illicit cargo.
U.S. Attorney John Lausch stepping down on March 11
Lausch was sworn in as United States Attorney on Nov. 22, 2017, following his appointment by President Donald J. Trump.