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Two of the three people killed in a fiery crash involving a Skokie garbage truck in north suburban Glenview were identified.
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A baby and a 49-year-old woman died after a fire broke out in the 6700-block of South Emerald on the city's South Side.
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A baby and a 49-year-old woman are dead after a fire broke out in the 6700-block of South Emerald on the city's South Side.
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The Cubs were 5 outs away from the World Series when the name "Steve Bartman" became a symbol for Cubs' futility.
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''I was just scared. Is he going to kill my mamma in front of me?'' a sexual assault victim said the day after a man broke into her home and sexually assaulted her and her mother.
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A big crowd showed up Sunday for a health fair and to find out more about the Affordable Care Act, also known as "Obamacare."
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Information on the Affordable Care Act was made available Sunday at a health fair on the Southwest Side.
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Thieves are accused of robbing gravesites in suburban Zion. Investigators say they stole bronze vases to sell for the metal.
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CTA Blue Line trains are bypassing the Harlem stop in Forest Park where a runaway train crashed. That investigation is ongoing.
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Forty attorneys general sent a letter to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday urging the agency to meet its own deadline and regulate electronic cigarettes.
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Chicago Public School budgets are based on 20th day enrollment and this year, the district has moved to student-based budgeting.
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Authorities say small plane made an emergency landing on Lake Shore Drive near Jackson Sunday morning.
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Chicago Alderman Nicholas Sposato collected toilet paper for cash-strapped schools in his 36th Ward on the city's Northwest Side.
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A battle is underway over a plan to build a parking garage on the site of a historic home on Chicago's Far North Side.
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The Great Lakes Naval Station, where Washington Navy Yard shooting suspect Aaron Alexis was trained, is located in the northern suburbs.
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In a Sunday night appearance, Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced plans to build a new school on Chicago's Southeast Side.
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In a Sunday night appearance, Mayor Rahm Emanuel announces plans to build a new school on Chicago's Southeast Side. The project is aimed at easing overcrowding.
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A basketball tournament that brings together rival gang members to battle it out on the court instead of on the streets will have a second year.
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On Tuesday, Alderman Anthony Beale was been assured that CTA buses will be rerouted to take workers and shoppers to the store.
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Teenagers who took lessons at a Crystal Lake driving school are now facing problems proving they've completed part of the course.
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A big announcement saved the longtime Olympic sport of wrestling, which was on the chopping block until a campaign to save it came through Sunday and local wrestlers, coaches and Olympians are cheering the decision.
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A big announcement saved the long-time Olympic sport of wrestling, which was on the chopping block until a campaign to save it came through Sunday and local wrestlers, coaches and Olympians are cheering the decision.
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iPads and air conditioners were handed out by the Chicago School Board to the welcoming schools that are taking in new students from schools that closed, but so far, kids at other Chicago Public Schools have not received these new items.
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President Obama is seeking congressional approval for military strikes against Syria and many Illinois congressional representatives are concerned about committing United States military might to the crisis in Syria.
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An off-duty Chicago police officer shot and killed an alleged burglary suspect who reportedly was trying to break into a vacant North Side building.
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Thirty six Chicago Public Schools are part of a pilot program to incorporate exercise into the daily routine.
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A mother who first notified police about hazing incidents at Plano High School is telling her story.
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iPads and air conditioners were handed out by the Chicago School Board to the welcoming schools that are taking in new students from schools that closed, but so far, kids at other Chicago Public Schools have not received these new items.
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President Obama is seeking congressional approval for military strikes against Syria and many Illinois congressional representatives are concerned about committing United States military might to the crisis in Syria.
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A wrecking ball took three swings at Lincolnwood's famed Purple Hotel Tuesday as demolition began on the vacant building.
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Back to school efforts have ramped up with renewed efforts to make sure CPS students are back in class on the first day Monday.
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Back to school efforts have ramped up with renewed efforts to make sure students are back in class on the first day.
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Back to school efforts have ramped up with renewed efforts to make sure students are back in class on the first day.
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Jesse Owens Community Academy on the South Side was one of the dozens of elementary schools Chicago Public Schools closed this year and soon it will have a new name.
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Jesse Owens Community Academy on the South Side was one of the dozens of elementary schools Chicago Public Schools closed this year and soon it will have a new name.
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A mother has moved her children to Gary, Indiana rather than send them to their new school in Chicago after their old one was among nearly 50 shut down for this school year.
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A mother has moved her children to Gary, Indiana rather than send them to their new school in Chicago after their old one was among nearly 50 shut down for this school year.
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The Department of Children and Family Services is investigating allegations of neglect at a day care in the 4200-block of West Wilcox.
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A blood cancer survivor who received a life-saving transplant got the chance to meet and thank his donor Wednesday.
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A blood cancer survivor who received a life-saving transplant got the chance to meet and thank his donor Wednesday.
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As CPS kids prepare for class, hundreds of their former teachers are still looking for jobs.
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Almost two dozen firefighters were honored in Michigan City for taking part in the rescue of boy who was buried in sand for almost four hours.
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Almost two dozen firefighters are being honored in Michigan City, Indiana Monday night for taking part in the dramatic rescue of Nathen Woessner when he was buried in sand for almost four hours.
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Almost two dozen firefighters are being honored in Michigan City, Indiana Monday night for taking part in the dramatic rescue of Nathen Woessner when he was buried in sand for almost four hours.
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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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There's a push to remind Chicago parents and students that the new school year starts a full week earlier than in the past.
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There's a push to remind Chicago parents and students that the new school year starts a full week earlier than in the past.
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ABC7 was the only Chicago station present when Nathan Woessner's parents talked about their son's recovery and thanked rescue workers.
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ABC7 was the only Chicago station present when Nathan Woessner's parents talked about their son's recovery and thanked rescue workers.
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Chicago's city council passed an ordinance Wednesday that prohibits the import, sale, transfer and possession of assault weapons and high-capacity magazines in the city of Chicago.
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