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Opening statements wrapped up in the trial of a Chicago man accused of using a baseball bat to attack two young women in 2010 as they walked home after a night out.
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Jury selection began Tuesday in the case of a brutal baseball bat beating that injured two young women three years ago.
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Jury selection begins Tuesday in the trial of Heriberto Viramontes who is accused in a brutal 2010 attack on two women in Bucktown.
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As the University of Illinois mourns a student killed when a truck jumped a curb and struck her on an Urbana sidewalk, the driver says he had diabetic reaction.
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Doctors removed part of a Lane Tech football player's skull to relieve pressure on his brain, relatives of Drew Williams said.
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A west suburban teen died Sunday at her Indiana University dorm in downstate Indiana.
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The Chicago Transit Authority will consider new guidelines for out-of-service trains following a crash earlier this week.
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There was a call Thursday for more library resources at some Chicago Public Schools, as some librarians were laid off during school budget cuts.
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There was a call Thursday for more library resources at some Chicago Public Schools, as some librarians were laid off during school budget cuts.
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The government shutdown has forced some to reconsider travel plans.
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Viewers had questions about the new Affordable Care Act, which goes into effect this week, and we've provided the answers.
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Thousands of Illinois residents visited the state's health insurance online marketplace on the first day of the program.
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The Affordable Care Act will become a lot more real Tuesday when a new insurance marketplace goes online.
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The Affordable Care Act will become a lot more real Tuesday when a new insurance marketplace goes online.
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Keshawnda Green dove to grab 3-year-old Deonta Howard on the night 13 people were shot at a Back of the Yards park.
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The driver of a vehicle in a rollover accident at I-290 and Route 83 in Addison Thursday morning that killed four people has been charged with multiple counts.
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The driver of a vehicle in a rollover accident at I-290 and Route 83 in Addison Thursday morning that killed four people has been charged with multiple counts.
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The driver of a vehicle in a rollover accident at I-290 and Route 83 in Addison Thursday morning that killed four people has been charged with multiple counts.
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Trains on Metra's Union Pacific Northwest Line were running again Wednesday morning after a train struck and killed a man near northwest suburban Mount Prospect.
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Trains on Metra's Union Pacific Northwest Line were running again Wednesday morning after a train struck and killed a man near northwest suburban Mount Prospect.
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Chicago teenagers touched by the shooting death of Hadiya Pendleton are proposing a plan for peace.
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Supt. Garry McCarthy would not comment on published reports that two people are in custody in a shooting that injured 13.
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Mayor Rahm Emanuel visited four victims of the Back of the Yards park shooting who were recovering at Mt. Sinai Hospital.
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Gary homes are being demolished in a new effort to stop the violence in northwest Indiana.
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Gary homes are being demolished in a new effort to stop the violence in northwest Indiana.
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Some large corporations are changing the way they provide worker health care.
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It is now 34 days on average to get a new nurse license in Illinois, state regulatory officials said.
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Supporters of a former day care operator say Pamela Jacobazzi, who was convicted back in 1994 of shaking a baby to death, deserves a new trial.
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Starting October 1, you can begin signing up for healthcare coverage through the new Affordable Care Act.
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Starting October 1, those without insurance can begin enrolling in a plan available under the Affordable Care Act.
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A man says he is a victim of identity theft after his personal information was on one of the computers stolen from the Advocate Medical Group in suburban Park Ridge.
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A man says he is a victim of identity theft after his personal information was on one of the computers stolen from the Advocate Medical Group in suburban Park Ridge.
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A man says he is a victim of identity theft after his personal information was on one of the computers stolen from the Advocate Medical Group in suburban Park Ridge.
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Service has now been restored along CTA's Blue Line route to O'Hare following derailment near the Rosemont stop this morning.
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Chicago aldermen move forward with a lawsuit settlement brought by two victims of police brutality.
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One man in suburban Elgin learned his lesson from a close encounter with one bat, and in Villa Park, a woman found more than 50 in her home.
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Eight people were killed and more than 20 others were wounded during a series of shootings in Chicago over the holiday weekend.
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Eight people were killed and more than 20 others were wounded during a series of shootings in Chicago over the holiday weekend.
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The medical student says took her ring off and placed it in her purse, which she says was stolen at a Loop Starbucks.
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The medical student says took her ring off Tuesday morning and placed it in her purse, which she says was stolen at a Loop Starbucks.
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Summer is a time when many need assistance with their power bills, but don't know where to turn.
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A rally in front of Chicago Public Schools Headquarters marked the start of a one day boycott.
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Another school year arrived Monday with plenty of firsts for more than 400,000 Chicago Public Schools students and their teachers.
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A crime has left more than four million patients at risk of identity theft after four computers were stolen from an Advocate Medical Group administrative building in northwest suburban Park Ridge.
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A crime has left more than four million patients at risk of identity theft after four computers were stolen from an Advocate Medical Group administrative building in northwest suburban Park Ridge.
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As each hour passes since a baby was abducted in far north suburban Zion, hope he'll be found safe fades, but that hasn't stopped volunteers and police from searching for 5-month-old Joshua Summeries.
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ABC7 has confirmed a man is in custody, but a 5-month-old boy remains missing Wednesday night in Zion after the boy's mother says someone took the child from her home.
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Police have made an arrest in the case of an abducted baby in far north suburban Zion, but the search continues for 5-month-old Joshua Summeries.
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Numerous agencies are searching for a missing baby with the search centering on the town of Zion in Lake County.
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Numerous agencies are searching for a missing baby with the search centering on the town of Zion in Lake County.
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