Week In Review

Electric vehicles were having trouble with Chicago's deep freeze, and one lucky Illinois Lottery player is $1 million richer. These are the top stories on Fox 32's Week in Review.

Brissa Romero's cause of death was released; two people were arrested following a suburban police chase; and several Harvey tenants spoke out after being trapped in their apartments. These are the top stories on Fox 32's Week in Review.

Chicago's top 10 most dangerous neighborhoods were ranked by PropertyClub, two lottery tickets worth $425,000 each were sold in two suburbs, and winter has finally arrived with a few more significant systems bringing snow our way. Here are this week's top stories.

Migrants continue to arrive in the Chicago area by train, plane and bus; a 911 call led to the rescue of an Indiana man who had been trapped in a crash for a week; and a standout University of Illinois basketball player was charged with rape.

The mayor of Dolton is back in the limelight after some questionable purchases with taxpayer dollars; DuPage County businesses have reported an increase in retail theft this week; and Cook County property owners could start to see some automatic refunds hit their accounts. These are this week's top stories on Fox 32.

A heartbreaking end to the search for a 17-year-old who went missing from the Chicago suburbs; a winning $650,000 lottery ticket was sold in Cook County; and three men are facing charges for leading police on a high-speed chase from Oak Brook to Chicago. 

Police revealed a connection between a murdered family and their killer three months after their deaths, new laws will be taking effect come January, two men tried to rob a 72-year-old woman at a Tinley Park Jewel and a woman allegedly followed a group after an argument at an Oakbrook Terrace hotel pool and fatally shot a man.

Check out the top stories on Fox 32's Week in Review.

A suburban family is grieving the loss of a loved one whose body was temporarily stuck overseas; a Downers Grove restaurant has been inducted into the Hot Dog Hall of Fame; and the city of Chicago is mourning a firefighter who died battling a blaze in Lincoln Park.