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So far this year, there have been 58 teenagers and children murdered in the city of Chicago, most during gun violence.
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A high school employee who was caught with a huge cache of child pornography in his west suburban home is now headed to federal prison.
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Since 9/11, the John Hancock Building - one of the city's favorite tourist attractions - has also been considered attractive to terrorists, but you might not know it based on the building's public security.
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Since 9/11 the John Hancock Building, one of the city's favorite tourist attractions, has also been considered attractive to terrorists, but you might not know that based on the building's public security.
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The terror threat that has shut down American embassies and put foreign travelers on edge is now a domestic alert.
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Federal agents gathered evidence in the African lobbying case under a controversial law used to track terrorist threats.
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Several prominent Illinois politicians have been linked to an illegal African lobbying effort.
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The worldwide terror threat that has closed American embassies has resulted in magnified security in Chicago, according to police.
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A lawsuit has now been filed on behalf of two people hurt when a water tank fell off a North Side building.
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New details are emerging of the bizarre collapse of a rooftop water tank which left two people hospitalized after the 5,000-gallon tank fell from a nine-story landmark building.
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What color is justice? A scathing two-page order written by the new chief federal judge in Chicago finds injustice - with words such as ''potential bias'' and ''racial profiling.''
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A history of incidents at a major southwest suburban oil refinery has led to legal action and the I-Team has discovered additional public safety questions.
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A history of incidents at a major southwest suburban oil refinery has led to legal action and the I-Team has discovered additional public safety questions.
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A history of incidents at a major southwest suburban oil refinery has led to legal action and the I-Team has discovered additional public safety questions.
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A history of incidents at a major southwest suburban oil refinery has led to legal action and the I-Team has discovered additional public safety questions.
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New details are emerging of the bizarre collapse of a rooftop water tank which left two people hospitalized after the 5,000-gallon tank fell from a nine-story landmark building.
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For the first time ever in Cook County, the medical examiner wants cremation as an option for indigent remains.
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The Brewster's builder fell from the same rooftop where Wednesday's water tank fell exactly 118 years ago on July 31, 1895.
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For the first time ever in Cook County, the medical examiner wants cremation as an option for indigent remains.
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Child prostitutes as young as 9 years old were among more than 100 youngsters rescued by federal agents in a three-day nationwide series of busts.
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From Chicago to Detroit, there is terrible news for the two cities' government's and the people who live there.
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Child prostitutes as young as nine years old were among more than 100 youngsters rescued by federal agents in a three-day nationwide series of raids.
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Declaring child prostitution a "persistent threat" in America, the FBI said Monday that authorities had rescued 105 young people and arrested 150 alleged pimps in a three-day sweep in 76 cities.
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There's a pretrial hearing in Chicago for a lieutenant in one of Mexico's most powerful drug cartels.
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Illinois, the only state to issue suspected murderer Dr. Anthony Garcia a medical license, is accusing him of lying on his application.
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President Obama's impassioned monologue on race relations Friday cited an Illinois law as proof that something can be done to address racial profiling.
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The I-Team has learned the Marshal's office in Chicago is under federal investigation for financial issues.
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From Chicago to Detroit, there is terrible news for the two cities' government's and the people who live there.
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Chicago police are quietly resurrecting a promotional campaign aimed at recruiting new officers.
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Chicago police are quietly resurrecting a promotional campaign aimed at recruiting new officers.
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Anthony Garcia, a medical doctor licensed in Illinois, is charged with murdering four people connected to Creighton University.
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The electronic sign outside a south suburban Chicago church has become a flashpoint of opinion on the George Zimmerman acquittal.
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Chicago-area law enforcement is learning from the mistakes made when a terrorist attacked a peaceful island off Norway.
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The Chicago woman who was on the George Zimmerman jury had just moved to Florida a few months ago and found herself on the highest-profile criminal case in years.
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The I-Team has learned that the twin brother of a jailed international computer hacker has been arrested.
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The I-Team has identified 14 counties in Illinois where authorities say you may not be arrested for carrying a gun.
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The Rosemont-based head of a railway company is facing tough questions from police.
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The big gun vote in Springfield on Tuesday wasn't big enough for some members of the general assembly to interrupt their vacations.
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One of the victims of Chicago's holiday violence was 5-year-old Jaden Donald, who was shot and wounded in a South Side park.
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The king of infomercials, Kevin Trudeau, has been put on a very short leash by a federal judge in Chicago. Trudeau owes $37 million to cheated consumers.
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After two decades of tangling with infomercial king Kevin Trudeau, federal attorneys in Chicago on Wednesday asked that the pitchman be put in jail for ignoring court orders.
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A county judge in Tennessee has imposed an eight year prison sentence on former Northwestern University official Jeffrey Mundt, for his role in a twisted night of drugs, sex, murder, dismemberment and disposal. Mundt could actually be free next month if the parole board decides that he has done enough time while awaiting trial.
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The first court trial in a gruesome "he said-he said" murder case that pitted an ex-Northwestern University official and his roommate, has resulted in a guilty verdict.
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Federal charges have been filed in two separate sex cases, one in Chicago, the other in Indiana. One of those cases could have hundreds of victims.
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NSA, CIA, FBI and FISA have become acronyms that simply translate as SPY to many Americans after recent revelations that U.S. government agencies have been tracking the populous' electronic movements in the name of national security.
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