13 more employees at Cook County chief judge's office test positive for coronavirus
A judge and 12 more employees at the Cook County chief judge’s office have tested positive for COVID-19, the judge’s office reported Tuesday.
3,800 people shot in Chicago through end of November as violence spikes 50% from 2019
Chicago gun violence continued to decline with the cooler weather in November, but shootings and murders are still spiking compared with last year.
Dogs shot by owner to stop attack of 13-year-girl on South Side: police
Two dogs that attacked a 13-year-old girl Monday afternoon were shot, one fatally, by their owner in Englewood on the South Side.
Illinois reports 12,542 new coronavirus cases, 125 more deaths
Coronavirus cases shot up again Tuesday to 12,542, the highest in 11 days, and there were 125 deaths, Illinois public health officials reported.
232 cars towed on first night of Chicago's winter parking ban
Although the drivers face at least $235 in fines, fewer drivers were caught unaware than last year.
Chicago couple uses deposit from canceled wedding to feed hundreds on Thanksgiving
A Chicago couple used their money saved for a catered reception for their wedding to feed the needy for Thanksgiving.
Person hospitalized after Lincoln Park barricade
A SWAT team was called Tuesday morning to a home in Lincoln Park after a person barricaded themselves inside with a weapon.
Chicago's endangered piping plovers to return to the big screen
Filmmaker Bob Dolgan talks about capturing the story of the endangered piping plovers of Montrose Beach in his upcoming documentary.
Chicago Loop Alliance releases annual 'Holidays in the Loop' list
Kiana Distasi from the Chicago Loop Alliance breaks down their list of holiday festivities going on this winter in the Loop.
State trooper struck by vehicle during Lockport traffic stop
A state trooper was struck by a vehicle Monday night on Interstate 80 in suburban Lockport, but didn’t require medical attention.
Lovin' Local: Lotte321
Kylie Kaufman, founder of Lotte321, talks about how her nonprofit has fared duing the pandemic.
Cook County records more than 900 homicides so far in 2020
Cook County spokeswoman Natalia Derevyanny talks about the devastating violence the county has seen this year.
Chicago cracks down on mass gatherings blatantly violating COVID-19 restrictions
FOX 32's Joanie Lum reports...
Man shot during attempted robbery in South Shore
A 21-year-old man was shot Tuesday during an attempted robbery in South Shore on the South Side.
12 shot, 1 fatally, Monday in Chicago
Twelve people were shot, one fatally, Monday in Chicago.
Man killed; woman critically wounded, in shooting in suburban Maywood
A 43-year-old man was fatally shot and a woman was critically wounded in a shooting Thursday in suburban Maywood.
Man, 44, missing from University of Chicago Hospital
A 44-year-old man has been reported missing from University of Chicago Hospital and considered to be high risk, according to Chicago police.
Family of Chicago cabbie killed while on the job wants justice, calls out Kim Foxx
“I want the state’s attorney to acknowledge whether or not there were mistakes made that allowed my father’s murderer to flee the country,” the victim's son said.
Chicagoland Toys for Tots asks for donations after annual motorcycle parade canceled
Usually on the day of the parade, the organization receives hundreds of gifts for needy children. But because it's been canceled due to COVID-19, Chicagoland Toys for Tots is asking the community to step up and help out.
Little Village father, lost to hit-and-run driver, was dedicated to wife, 7 daughters
To his dying day, Eliseo Mendoza showed dedication to his wife and seven daughters. Although very private, many people in Little Village knew the 86-year-old from his frequent trips for groceries.