Warrenville residents raise privacy concerns over Flock cameras

Warrenville residents are pushing back against the city’s use of Flock license plate reader cameras, raising questions about privacy, data access and oversight.

Warrenville residents raise privacy concerns over Flock cameras
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Warrenville residents are pushing back against the city’s use of Flock license plate reader cameras, raising questions about privacy, data access and oversight.

Family remembers pregnant Downers Grove woman killed in brutal attack

The family of Eliza Morales is opening up about the woman they lost and how they plan to keep her memory alive more than six months after her death.

Gary residents remain without power nearly a week after severe storms

Nearly a week after severe storms tore through Northwest Indiana, some Gary residents say they are still waiting for their power to be restored.

DCFS missed court dates, Pritzker touts school tax credits | The Chicago Report
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The Illinois Dept. of Children and Family Services is under fire after the agency reportedly missed multiple court dates and ignored a public records lawsuit. And, Gov. Pritzker held a campaign event today to remind Illinois families about tax credits available to offset the cost of school expenses. All this and more on "The Chicago Report."

Over 100,000 people still without power in northwest Indiana
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People in northwest Indiana are still dealing with power problems after last week's storms. Over 100,000 people on Monday were still without power.

South Holland hit-and-run leaves 59-year-old man dead, driver sought: police

A driver is being sought after a 59-year-old man was struck and killed in a hit-and-run crash over the weekend in south suburban South Holland, authorities said.

Boystown cold case: Chicago police investigated 2004 murder as potential hate crime

The confirmation comes as the case reaches 22 years without a charge, with a $50,000 reward now on the table and a police sketch of the only person of interest still the department's clearest public lead.

Boystown cold case: Chicago police investigated 2004 murder as potential hate crime
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The confirmation comes as the case reaches 22 years without a charge, with a $50,000 reward now on the table and a police sketch of the only person of interest still the department's clearest public lead.

Family remembers pregnant Downers Grove woman killed in brutal attack
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More than six months after Eliza Morales was killed inside her Downers Grove apartment, her family is honoring her life with a candlelight vigil and celebration of life on Aug. 30.

Northwest Indiana storm recovery continues as officials warn of ongoing challenges
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Indiana State Police Sgt. Glenn Fifield discusses the long road to recovery after devastating storms, neighbors helping neighbors and how license plate readers are being used to solve crimes and find missing people.

Dozens of deer in Wisconsin dead from EHD

Around 100 deer have been found dead in Washington County following the start of an EHD outbreak. The outbreak is likely to continue until the first frost of the season.

Teens charged with trespassing at Congress Theater
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An unsanctioned rave at Congress Theater this month was shut down by police but not before going viral.