Englewood's Renewal Life Church was severely damaged in a Thanksgiving Day fire, causing a structure collapse and power outages. The church was empty, avoiding injuries, and plans for recovery are underway.

East Hyde Park has experienced multiple burglaries, with a suspect entering through unlocked doors or windows and stealing items. Police have issued a community alert and provided safety recommendations.

A man was stabbed and robbed by three suspects on a CTA train in Chicago on Thanksgiving Day; he's hospitalized in good condition, but the assailants remain at large.

A Maywood man was ordered held after prosecutors say he robbed a Circle K in Oak Brook at gunpoint and fled with about $457.

A marked CPD squad car collided with an SUV near 76th and Wabash on Thanksgiving; an officer suffered a shoulder injury and the SUV driver was hospitalized in good condition.

A 77-year-old woman was rushed to the hospital after a Thanksgiving apartment fire on the West Side; flames spread to a neighboring building and crews knocked it down.

Chicago Police issued an alert for missing 59-year-old Daniel Davis III, last seen at 115 Bourbon Street, wearing a black hat, Harley Davidson jacket, and black jeans. He requires medical attention.

A Thanksgiving Day blaze heavily damaged the Dollar Tree at 2517 W Cermak Road in Little Village. Fire crews raised an extra-alarm response and officials reported no injuries.

A 48-year-old man was robbed and stabbed aboard a CTA Red Line train near 47th Street on Thanksgiving; police say the victim is in good condition and no arrests were made.

Chicago Police alert the public about a wave of burglaries in the Garfield Park and Humboldt Park areas, involving offenders using stolen vehicles to break into stores and steal merchandise.

A fire broke out at Dan Kniep’s auto shop in Morton on Thanksgiving, with efforts to extinguish it continuing past noon. No one was believed to be inside at the time.

A Rolling Meadows man charged with child sexual abuse was arrested by ICE at Rivers Casino and is now in federal custody, delaying a Dec. 10 hearing.

A Cook County judge gave Timothy Nielsen 9 1/2 years after he admitted driving his pickup into a Logan Square picnic in May 2021, leaving a woman critically injured.