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Federal officials were examining a northern Indiana sand dune that collapsed last month, burying a 6-year-old Illinois boy under 11 feet of sand for more than three hours.
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After 10 years in the Chicago area, the Susan G. Komen 3-Day for breast cancer ends Sunday with a closing ceremony at Soldier Field.
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After 10 years in the Chicago area, the Susan G. Komen 3-Day for breast cancer ends Sunday with a closing ceremony at Soldier Field.
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Hundreds of thousands of people were ready to celebrate a Chicago tradition on the city's South Side Saturday.
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ABC 7 Chicago presents live broadcast of Bud Billiken Parade Saturday, August 10 at 10:00 am; ABC 7's Cheryl Burton, Jim Rose and Hosea Sanders to co-host
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Six-year-old Keyontae Mayes, who was shot as he sat in a car with his family on the city's West Side, was released from the hospital Thursday after doctors removed a bullet from his shoulder.
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An al-Qaida threat has closed U.S. diplomatic posts in 19 cities in the Mideast and Africa.
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Governor Pat Quinn signed Rocky's Law, requiring school districts to purchase catastrophic insurance for their student athletes, inspired by the late Rocky Clark.
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A 6-year-old boy was rushed to a hospital after being wounded in a shooting in the 4200-block of West Wilcox on Chicago's West Side.
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A shootout in a West Side neighborhood left a 6-year-old boy wounded.
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Stephanie Eggum died during a jump Thursday in Ottawa. She was apparently forced to cut away her main chute and the reserve failed to open in time to save her.
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Fashion Outlets Chicago in Rosemont is now open -- and crowded with eager shoppers.
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Fire and then explosions destroyed a trucking company in northwest Indiana, which thick black smoke seen for miles.
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People gathered in Chicago and around the country for rallies to press for civil rights charges against George Zimmerman, the former neighborhood watch leader found not guilty in the death of Trayvon Martin.
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People gathered in Chicago and around the country for rallies to press for civil rights charges against George Zimmerman, the former neighborhood watch leader found not guilty in the death of Trayvon Martin.
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Many restaurants in the area tout their connections to local farmers, but Gather in Lincoln Square takes the farm connection very seriously, featuring a daily dish plus a monthly dinner, spotlighting one or two farms in particular.
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Britain and the world waited for news Monday after Prince William's wife, Kate, checked into a London hospital and palace officials said she was in labor.
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Nathan Woessner is now in good condition at a Chicago hospital more than a week since he was buried for more than three hours at the Indiana Dunes and Sunday his grandfather talked about the boy's recovery at his church in Galva, Illinois.
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The parents of Julius Willis have not seen their son since he left for a summer school program Friday morning.
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Three people were rushed to hospitals, and one person was treated at the scene, after an accident on Chicago's West Side.
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Fire and then explosions destroyed a trucking company in northwest Indiana, which thick black smoke seen for miles.
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The big move is over for a huge magnet that traveled 3,200 miles from New York to Illinois.
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A man who was pulled from an Arlington Heights retention pond after his SUV went into the water died hours later.
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A man who was pulled from an Arlington Heights retention pond after his SUV went into the water died hours later.
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The death of Alderman Michael Janko has left many residents of Blue Island in shock, especially his neighbors.
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Crews have pulled the body of Michael Janko, an alderman in south suburban Blue Island, from Lake Michigan.
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Crews have pulled the body of a south suburban alderman from Lake Michigan.
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''This is a miracle,'' the grandfather of Nathan Woessner, a 6-year-old boy who was rescued after being buried in sand for hours at Mt. Baldy in Ind., said.
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Darryl Green, 16, was found behind a boarded up home in the 6500-block of South Damen in the West Englewood neighborhood.
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It was a violent and deadly week in a Northwest Indiana city; over the last 6 days, 5 people have been shot to death.
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A south suburban woman was in court Thursday facing animal abuse charges after police say an emaciated dog was found outside a home in Dolton. Authorities also found some other animals in crates with no food or clean drinking water.
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Chicago police say a man tried to kidnap a young boy on Chicago's South Side Thursday. The suspect is in custody.
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Two women were seriously injured while watching fireworks on Chicago's South Side.
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A city-wide effort to help transition closed Chicago Public Schools to new "welcoming schools" began Monday.
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There was a special show of support and congratulations Saturday for young men in Chicago's African American community.
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A 5-year-old boy and his 31-year-old mother were found fatally shot in a Back of the Yards building on the city's South Side.
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Some residents tried to turn the focus to positive things going on in the South Side neighborhood with a bike ride through Englewood.
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Strong thunderstorms moved into the Chicago area Friday afternoon, putting a temporary hold on summer.
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Firefighters in Oswego met the husband and wife they rescued from rising flood waters in April.
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The weather was just about perfect to get outside and enjoy Father's Day Sunday and at one event, the father of murdered teenager Hadiya Pendleton helped honor the positive impact of dads.
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The search is on for a man who has been trying to lure children on Chicago's South Side.
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It was a violence night in Chicago with at least 13 people wounded, and as the temperature warms up, the fear is that there will be more bloodshed.
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Ten Proviso East students were arrested in connection with a fight that took place off school grounds after classes ended for the year.
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While several top Illinois Republicans have expressed interest in taking on Governor Pat Quinn if he decides to run for re-election in 2014, Treasurer Dan Rutherford is the first to officially toss his name in the hat.
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CeaseFire director Tio Hardiman was released from jail after posting bond on a domestic battery charge.
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Police are investigating after a five-month-old baby was found stabbed to death in Chicago's Lincoln Square neighborhood.
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Dozens of orphaned pets that were rescued from Oklahoma shelters after a devastating tornado have arrived in Chicago.
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Chicago honored its service men and women during Saturday's Memorial Day festivities.
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Hundreds of volunteers came together to create a fun, safe place for children to play on the city's South Side.
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