Chicago student seeking revenge with pepper spray missed target, hit 5 peers instead
The 17-year-old girl was allegedly seeking revenge when she released the spray about 10 a.m. Friday in the direction of a 16-year-old boy, Chicago police said.
Update for the search for Chicago's next top cop
Chicago Police Board President Ghian Foreman joins Good Day Chicago to talk about the latest in the search for the next superintendent of Chicago Police.
Man charged with DUI in crash with CTA bus that injured 7 in Tri-Taylor
Arturo Negrete, 26, was charged with one misdemeanor count of DUI, Chicago police said. He was also cited for failure to yield the right of way and operating an uninsured motor vehicle.
Netflix's 'YOU' renewed for a third season
No exact date has been revealed for the 2021 release of 'YOU', but fans are already excited that the popular show has been renewed for a third season.
Robber targets victims waiting at CTA bus stops in South Shore: police
In each incident, someone approached victims on the street or CTA bus stops, pulled out a gun and demanded property.
Acting top cop says Chicago can reduce killings just like Los Angeles
Chicago's 37 percent reduction in killings over the past three years is suddenly big news in Philadelphia, where the rising homicide rate is now higher than it is here.
23 people apply to be Chicago's next police superintendent
The Chicago Police Board has received applications from 23 people who want to become the city’s next police superintendent, officials said Monday.
Metra North Central trains delayed after body found near tracks in Buffalo Grove
Inbound and outbound train movement was halted about 7:35 a.m. near Buffalo Grove, according to a service alert from Metra.
Metra UP-W service resumes after train hits empty car in Lombard
The train hit the vehicle about 6:20 a.m. at a crossing on Finley Road near Crescent Boulevard.
Robberies reported on CTA trains in Lincoln Park, Near North Side: police
In each incident, someone either snatched the victim’s property or used force to take it from them, Chicago police said.
Red line service resumes with delays after bomb squad investigation prompts re-route
Normal service resumed Tuesday on the Red Line after trains were rerouted to elevated tracks during the evening rush on the Near North Side as authorities investigated an unattended suitcase.
Florida woman arrested for threatening McDonald's employees over dipping sauce dispute, police say
A Florida woman was not “lovin’ it” after she was arrested last week, accused of threatening McDonald’s employees when she didn’t get the dipping sauces she wanted with her meal, police said.
Uber driver sentenced to 5 years in prison for sexually abusing rider
Ahmed Tawfeeq, 29, was sentenced Friday on charges of aggravated criminal sexual abuse and attempted aggravated criminal sexual assault.
Man charged with threatening Chicago police with BB gun inside police station
A Romeoville man is charged with threatening Chicago police officers with a BB gun inside the Lawndale police station.
Two teen girls charged in Red Line robbery, beating: police
Two teenage girls were charged in connection with a robbery on a Red Line train last week in the South Loop.
Robbery suspect armed with knife fatally shot by officer in South Shore: police
A knife-wielding robbery suspect has died after being shot by a Chicago police officer Saturday in South Shore, according to authorities.
Man wanted for sexually assaulting, robbing woman on Red Line train: police
Police are looking to identify a man who allegedly sexually assaulted and robbed a woman Thursday on a Red Line train on the North Side.
McDonald's coffee cup with vulgar message given to Kansas police officer: 'F-----g pig'
UPDATE: Kansas officer resigned after he 'fabricated' McDonald's coffee cup with 'F-----g pig' on it: police chief
Woman hit, killed by Yellow Line train near Evanston: police
Emergency crews found a woman on elevated tracks who had been hit by a train, Evanston police Cmdr. Ryan Glew said.
Last hurrah: You have until Jan. 1 to binge-watch ‘Friends’ before it leaves Netflix for good
As heartbreaking as it may be, fans of the iconic NBC sitcom friends will have to say goodbye for the second time, since the show will no longer be available to stream on Netflix as of Jan. 1.