Luke Air Force Base lockdown lifted after reports of active shooter incident
The lockdown at Luke Air Force Base has been lifted following reports of an active shooter incident.
Man injured after setting himself and his belongings on fire aboard CTA Blue Line train: police
A man was hospitalized Friday after setting fire to his belongings and himself aboard a CTA Blue Line train, authorities said.
FAA launches investigation into deadly North Carolina plane crash
Investigators are trying to figure out what caused a plane crash that killed NASCAR legend Greg Biffle and his family yesterday in North Carolina.
En Pointe: The making of the Joffrey Ballet’s Nutcracker
We go en pointe with the Joffrey Ballet for a behind-the-scenes look at the making of The Nutcracker, one of Chicago’s most beloved holiday performances. We speak with cast members and choreographers about what it takes to bring the Joffrey’s special Chicago version of The Nutcracker to life. From rehearsals and choreography to costumes and storytelling, we explore the work behind the scenes that shapes this production.
Miramar Martinez update: Bodycam video ordered withheld in Border Patrol agent shooting case
A judge denied a request to release bodycam video showing the moments prior to a Border Patrol agent shooting a woman five times during an October confrontation in Chicago.
Faith leaders rally outside Chicago ICE office seeking access to Broadview detainees
Catholic priests and other faith leaders gathered outside the ICE field office on Ida B. Wells Drive to call for access to the Broadview detention facility, saying repeated requests to provide religious services have gone unanswered.
Wisconsin judge convicted of felony obstruction
A jury in Wisconsin has convicted Milwaukee judge Hannah Dugan of felony obstruction for interfering with federal immigration officers who were trying to arrest an illegal immigrant outside her courtroom back in April.
CTA has 90 days to make a better security plan
Federal transit officials are ordering the CTA to submit a new, tougher safety plan within 90 days or risk losing a quarter of its federal operating funds, citing failures to meaningfully address crime on the system.
Man sets himself on fire near CTA Blue Line, officials say
A man reportedly set himself on fire near the Damen Avenue stop, in the Wicker Park neighborhood.
Two in custody after string of burglaries on Chicago’s North, Northwest sides
Two suspects are in custody following a series of burglaries on Chicago’s North and Northwest sides, police said.
Apartment burglaries on Chicago's South Side prompt warning from police
Police are warning residents in Chicago’s Greater Grand Crossing and Woodlawn neighborhoods after a series of apartment burglaries reported over November and December.
3-month-old boy dies after being found unresponsive in Southwest Side home: police
An infant has died after being found unresponsive at a home on Chicago’s Southwest Side, authorities said.
Ford recalls more than 270,000 electric, hybrid vehicles due to roll-away risk
Ford is recalling more than 270,000 electric and hybrid vehicles in the U.S. because of a parking function problem that could lead to them rolling away.
Donald Trump's name added to Kennedy Center day after renaming vote
Democratic leaders have called the move illegal, and that Congress is the only body that can change the center's name.
Feds reject revised CTA safety plan, leaving millions in federal funding in jeopardy
Federal transit officials are giving the CTA 90 days to submit a stronger safety plan or risk losing 25 percent of its federal operating funds.
Blue Wave recalls over 13,000 above-ground pools due to drowning risk
The recall covers above-ground pools 48 inches and taller manufactured by the company.
Increased police presence coming to CTA
You will soon see a noticeable increase in police and security across CTA buses and trains. It comes as safety on public transit remains top of mind, especially after a disturbing attack last month. Leslie Moreno is live with how this new plan works and how soon it goes into affect.
Southwest offering $67 flights in nod to viral internet meme: 'Trendy' sale
Deal targets Gen Alpha viral meme with select Tuesday and Wednesday flights.
What to know about the winter solstice and the science behind the shortest daylight of the year
An Adler Planetarium expert explains how the winter solstice occurs, its historical significance across cultures, and what longer winter nights mean for stargazing in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
Feds reject new CTA safety plan, leaving millions in federal funding in jeopardy
Federal transit officials are ordering the CTA to submit a new, tougher safety plan within 90 days or risk losing a quarter of its federal operating funds, citing failures to meaningfully address crime on the system.