Alan Osmond, oldest member of the Osmonds, dies at 76
Alan Osmond, oldest member of musical family group, the Osmonds, has died at 76.
Alan Osmond, oldest member of musical family group, the Osmonds, has died at 76.
Chicago police recover guns, $280K in cash and make arrests in South Side raids
Two convicted felons were arrested and nine firearms were recovered during an investigation into stolen property linked to recent burglaries across the Chicago area.
Two convicted felons were arrested and nine firearms were recovered during an investigation into stolen property linked to recent burglaries across the Chicago area.
Chicago police search for suspects in Loop CTA train attack
Chicago police are searching for multiple people accused of attacking a CTA rider in the Loop.
Chicago police are searching for multiple people accused of attacking a CTA rider in the Loop.
Man allegedly fired shots at unoccupied CTA bus on Chicago's Southwest Side
Chicago police say a man is in custody after he fired shots at a parked CTA bus that was unoccupied on Monday.
Chicago police say a man is in custody after he fired shots at a parked CTA bus that was unoccupied on Monday.
Minor league catcher turned in by Atlanta Braves following deadly I-75 hit-and-run crash: FHP
An 18-year-old Atlanta Braves minor league catcher was arrested for leaving the scene of a hit-and-run crash that killed a semi-tractor-trailer driver on I-75 in Manatee County Monday morning, according to troopers.
An 18-year-old Atlanta Braves minor league catcher was arrested for leaving the scene of a hit-and-run crash that killed a semi-tractor-trailer driver on I-75 in Manatee County Monday morning, according to troopers.
Chicago concealed carry holder charged for having gun on CTA train, sheriff's police say
A Chicago man with a concealed carry license was arrested and charged last week after sheriff's police said they found him with a loaded gun on a CTA train.
A Chicago man with a concealed carry license was arrested and charged last week after sheriff's police said they found him with a loaded gun on a CTA train.
Chicago police: Man stabbed in neck during South Side argument
A South Side argument turned violent early Tuesday, leaving one man injured and another in custody.
A South Side argument turned violent early Tuesday, leaving one man injured and another in custody.
Former suburban Chicago teacher accused of grooming students, soliciting minor, officials say
A former suburban Chicago teacher is facing multiple felony charges involving a minor. Here's what we know so far.
A former suburban Chicago teacher is facing multiple felony charges involving a minor. Here's what we know so far.
Brazilian Mara Flávia identified as athlete who died during IRONMAN in The Woodlands
The swimmer who died during the IRONMAN Texas triathlon on Saturday in The Woodlands has been identified, according to reports.
The swimmer who died during the IRONMAN Texas triathlon on Saturday in The Woodlands has been identified, according to reports.
Bears stadium latest: Teachers union worries 'mega project' bill could hurt school funding
Illinois lawmakers face a pivotal week as the Chicago Bears weigh whether to flee to Hammond, Indiana, and now prospects for state legislation might have another hurdle.
Illinois lawmakers face a pivotal week as the Chicago Bears weigh whether to flee to Hammond, Indiana, and now prospects for state legislation might have another hurdle.
Burglars steal $100K in Pokémon, other cards from Chicago shop, owner says
Burglars stole more than $100,000 worth of collectible trading cards after breaking into a Northwest Side shop early Monday.
Burglars stole more than $100,000 worth of collectible trading cards after breaking into a Northwest Side shop early Monday.
CTA replaces unarmed security with more police officers amid crime concerns
The Chicago Transit Authority confirmed it was moving away from using private, unarmed security guards across its system and will replace them with police officers.
The Chicago Transit Authority confirmed it was moving away from using private, unarmed security guards across its system and will replace them with police officers.
DA charges San Jose teen with murder, sex assault of 'Baby Jaxon'
The Santa Clara County District Attorney on Monday announced charges against a then-17-year-old for the death and sexual assault of a 2-year-old boy nicknamed "Baby Jaxon."
The Santa Clara County District Attorney on Monday announced charges against a then-17-year-old for the death and sexual assault of a 2-year-old boy nicknamed "Baby Jaxon."
CTA fires security guards, conclusion of Illinois v. Trump | The Chicago Report
The CTA has let go hundreds of security guards. And, a judge concluded the Illinois vs. Trump case. All this and more on "The Chicago Report."
The CTA has let go hundreds of security guards. And, a judge concluded the Illinois vs. Trump case. All this and more on "The Chicago Report."
Where does Illinois' marijuana tax revenue go? | The Chicago Report
It's 4/20, so we decided to hear more about where Illinois' legal marijuana tax revenue goes.
It's 4/20, so we decided to hear more about where Illinois' legal marijuana tax revenue goes.
CPS parents push back over May Day debate | The Chicago Report
Parents of Chicago Public Schools are pushing back on plans for activism surrounding May Day and are arguing that their kids should not be used as political pawns.
Parents of Chicago Public Schools are pushing back on plans for activism surrounding May Day and are arguing that their kids should not be used as political pawns.
Singer D4vd pleads not guilty to murder of 14-year-old girl
Singer D4vd pleaded not guilty Monday after he was charged with the murder of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez who police say was found dismembered in his Tesla in 2025.
Singer D4vd pleaded not guilty Monday after he was charged with the murder of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez who police say was found dismembered in his Tesla in 2025.
Head of Chicago's watchdog agency talks leaving office | The Chicago Report
Deborah Witzburg, the city's outgoing inspector general, joined the show to explain her leaving office and some bombshell reports her agency recently released.
Deborah Witzburg, the city's outgoing inspector general, joined the show to explain her leaving office and some bombshell reports her agency recently released.
CTA fires private security guards, plans to use more police officers
The Chicago Transit Authority is firing about 160 private security guards to replace them with police officers to maintain security on its transit system.
The Chicago Transit Authority is firing about 160 private security guards to replace them with police officers to maintain security on its transit system.
Illinois teen stabbing case returns to court this week
A Sycamore mother said she is still waiting for justice more than two years after her teenage son was stabbed to death.
A Sycamore mother said she is still waiting for justice more than two years after her teenage son was stabbed to death.