Bellwood shooting leaves 2 dead

Two people were killed in a shooting early Monday in west suburban Bellwood.

Illinois comptroller calls for crackdown on teen takeovers amid mayoral speculation
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Illinois Comptroller Susana Mendoza discusses tougher enforcement to address teen takeovers while also responding to growing questions about a possible run for Chicago mayor.

NITA takes over: What Chicago transit riders need to know about the new regional system
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Audrey Wennink explains how the new Northern Illinois Transit Authority will oversee CTA, Metra and Pace, what changes riders can expect, and how leaders plan to improve fares, coordination and safety across the region.

Iran latest: Peace deal remains undecided after a weekend of new attacks

As the fate of the current peace proposal between the United States and Iran remains undecided, President Donald Trump is pushing back on reports about the terms of the deal. 

Chicago weather: Near-drought conditions persist as warmer weather returns this week

After a dry May that left much of the Chicago area near drought conditions, warmer temperatures and increasing chances for showers and thunderstorms are expected later this week.

Chicago Bears stadium plan stalls as Illinois lawmakers adjourn

Illinois lawmakers adjourned their spring legislative session early Monday without approving a last-minute stadium financing proposal aimed at keeping the Chicago Bears in the state, leaving the franchise free to continue weighing potential stadium sites in both Illinois and Indiana.

Will Illinoisians have higher property taxes due to a Bears stadium?
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It appears lawmakers are now considering a plan to allow municipalities start their own stadium authorities. A new stadium would be privately backed but publicly owned and that would give the bears the tax incentive that would be comparable to what Indiana is offering to lure the team across the state line. There have been a lot of closed door meetings in Springfield to try to come up with something that will get the bears to stay in Illinois. The clock is ticking. The spring legislative session ends tonight at midnight. We're joined now by Brian Costin with Americans for Prosperity Illinois.

Illinois lawmakers approve school cell phone ban
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 There are other bills lawmakers have to consider. Lawmakers passed a statewide ban on cellphones in and a big one that passed is a statewide ban on cellphones.  Here's how it works. 

Experts weigh in on the latest of megaprojects bill struggles, changes
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Lawmakers in Springfield are deciding on the three b's: The budget, the BUILD plan, and the Bears.  In the last 24 hours, the megaprojects bill looks different than what house lawmakers passed last month. This change in the game plan came hours after the megaprojects bill failed to get enough support in the state senate. Senator Bill Cunningham and Marc Gains weighed in on the changes to the bill.

Teen girl accused of stabbing 3 horses while competing at national horse show

A teenage girl who was competing in a National Barrel Horse Association event in Las Vegas was arrested over the weekend after three horses were attacked with a sharp object.

USDA urges people to check their freezers after dumpling recall

Health officials are urging people who purchased Synear Foods dumpling products to check their freezers after a recent recall over an undeclared peanut product that was used to make them.

Man, 23, killed in Near South Side shooting: police

A 23-year-old man is dead after a shooting in the Near South Side, according to Chicago police.

Chicago weather: Spotty showers possible to start June before midweek warmup

Chicago ends one of its driest Mays on record with only a slight chance of light showers Monday before sunshine, warmer temperatures in the 80s, and increasing chances for rain and thunderstorms by next weekend.