Two individuals lost their lives, and another was critically injured, in a tragic rollover crash on I-57 early this morning. The inbound lanes have since been reopened.

Two men have been fatally shot in Chicago's South Side. The violence underscores the city's struggle to address its persistent problem of gun-related crimes, raising questions about where our society has landed on the issue of gun reform.

Classic Cinemas La Grange Theatre approved for significant expansion, adding new auditoriums and increasing seating capacity.

A rare 1858 ambrotype of Abraham Lincoln has found its way home to the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum. The image represents not just a crucial moment in the life of the future president but an extraordinary element of circumstance displaying Lincoln's compassionate character.

As communities begin to rebuild after record summer flooding, the allocation of $80 million in disaster assistance brings hope and much-needed relief for nearly 40,000 residents affected by this tragedy.

A $5 million scratch-off lotto ticket brings fortune to an Illinois resident, while raising questions about transparency on lottery winnings and the availability of top prizes.

A string of robberies and retail thefts in the Loop neighborhood indicates a rise in crime targeting local convenience stores.

A 15-year-old male has been charged with two counts of armed robbery and one count of receiving, possessing, or selling a stolen vehicle after he took property at gunpoint in Chicago's 14th District this past week.

A baby girl found abandoned in Chicago's West Town neighborhood sparks a deeper examination of the complex issues surrounding child abandonment and the need for community support.

Northwestern University researchers and Chicago-based startup CellTrans secure $45 million in ARPA-H funding to develop an implantable device to detect and treat cancer, aiming to revolutionize cancer therapy and cut cancer-related deaths by 50%.

Oak Park, a Chicago suburb, is on high alert after a string of robberies and carjackings that may be linked to similar crimes in Chicago. Police are stepping up patrols and collaborating with neighboring law enforcement agencies to ensure the safety of residents and visitors.

A suburban Chicago man has been sentenced to ten years in federal prison for a carjacking incident involving a loaded, modified weapon.

19-year-old Yonta Milburn has been charged with armed robbery and unlawful vehicular invasion following an incident in early September, when a 23-year-old woman was held at gunpoint for her personal property.