Special Olympics program teaches kids about inclusion, teamwork and sports
Post-pandemic, most parents are itching to find that perfect play group for their kids — something that helps them learn how to play and respect others. Well, this might be just the ticket.
Comedians come together in Alsip to remember Bernie Mac
"You know you are somebody when your memory can sell out a show," said comedian Damon Williams.
Alsip teen charged with firing 9 shots at couple, striking one of them twice
Nathen Gaytan, 16, is being held on $500,000 bond for allegedly shooting at a couple nine times, striking one of them twice in the suburbs.
Alsip cancer survivor's truck stolen over the weekend located in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood
An anonymous tip led the Alsip teen to Chicago’s Englewood neighborhood, where the truck was spotted in an empty lot.
Suburban cancer survivor's stolen truck found in Chicago
An anonymous tip led the Alsip teen to Chicago’s Englewood neighborhood where the truck was spotted in an empty lot.
Suburban cancer survivor's heirloom truck stolen
A cancer survivor was the victim of an auto theft — but it wasn't just any vehicle that was taken.
Two 16-year-old girls arrested in connection to Alsip carjacking
An ISP trooper initiated a traffic stop on the stolen vehicle near 93rd Street and Stoney Island Avenue in Chicago. The vehicle did not stop, and a pursuit ensued. The vehicle then crashed on the ramp to I-55 north from I-94 north. Two juvenile offenders were detained.
Alsip woman sentenced to one year for fraudulently writing 85 opioid prescriptions
From 2017 to 2019, prosecutors said Biesiada fraudulently wrote 85 prescriptions to an acquaintance for hydrocodone, oxycodone and other controlled substances.
Gunman fires shots on LA Fitness basketball court in Alsip
Alsip police are investigating a shooting that occurred on a basketball court inside an LA Fitness in the south suburb.
FedEx truck involved in crash off I-294 and Cicero
A two-unit motor crash occurred off of I-294 near Cicero Avenue Thursday afternoon.
FedEx truck involved in accident on I-294
A FedEx truck was involved in some sort of accident off of I-294 Thursday afternoon.
Memorial to mark what would have been Emmett Till's 80th birthday; Chicago teen was lynched in 1955
His mother, Mamie Till-Mobley, insisted on an open casket funeral so that people would have to confront the brutality of racism. Photos from the funeral were seen by newspaper and magazine readers across the country.
Suburban teenager gets late grandfather's truck refurbished, thanks to Make-a-Wish
Jacob's grandfather's truck had undergone a two-and-a-half year makeover. Part of the reason it took so long is because they struggled to get parts.
Numerous suburbs set curfews as officials brace for unrest
Oak Lawn, Orland Park, Tinley Park and Chicago Ridge joined the city of Chicago Sunday night in placing curfews on citizens.
Alsip company selling 'Corona Care Package' made up of high-quality, vacuum-sealed meats
The Corona Care Packages -- between $80 and $160 each -- feature a variety of high quality vacuum sealed meats and can be ordered online or at the company's retail store.
Suburban Chicago furniture company making facemasks amid COVID-19 outbreak
With a national shortage of protective gear for medical workers, one south suburban company is stepping up to help.
Pastor offers drive-thru communion to parishoners seeking comfort amid coronavirus outbreak
A church in suburban Alsip offered drive-thru communion Saturday as parishoners sought to connect with God without putting their health at risk.
Man charged with shooting Wendy's co-worker at Alsip location
A Hammond man is accused of shooting his co-worker while showing off a handgun at Wendy’s in south suburban Alsip.
Ten years after Burr Oak scandal, complaints about cemetery persist
This week marks ten years since employees at Burr Oak Cemetery in Alsip were caught digging up caskets and dumping the remains so they could resell burial plots.
Person shot by Alsip police officer in Far South Side, condition unknown
FOX 32's Tia Ewing reports...