Harold’s Chicken faces legal battle over Robbins restaurant’s name
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Harold’s Chicken Corporation is demanding a Robbins restaurant remove its name and signage, while village officials say the business also owes rent and was not authorized to offer gambling.

7-year-old girl stabbed to death in random attack on Chicago’s South Side
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Prosecutors say a 7-year-old girl was stabbed multiple times while walking with her older sister in Chatham, with a 48-year-old woman now charged with first-degree murder.

Marimar Martinez sues federal government over Border Patrol shooting in Chicago
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Marimar Martinez, the Chicago woman who was shot multiple times by a Border Patrol agent last year, is filing a lawsuit against the government Monday under the Federal Tort Claims Act.

Chicago lottery player wins $1 million with winning ticket

One Illinois Lottery player won $1 million after matching all six numbers in the Saturday Lotto Million 1 drawing.

Man convicted of trafficking meth from California to Illinois

A 24-year-old from California was found guilty by a federal jury of trafficking meth from California to Illinois.

Attorney for Marimar Martinez discusses lawsuit, new evidence after Border Patrol shooting
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Marimar Martinez, a Chicago woman shot by Border Patrol last year, is suing the federal government. Her attorney says new evidence challenges the agent’s account of the shooting.

Expert explains Chicago's new parking meter deal | ChicagoLIVE
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We speak to Evan McKenzie, a professor of political science at the University of Illinois Chicago, about the latest updates on the city's infamous parking meter deal.

Chicago kids to receive 100 free books | ChicagoLIVE
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Omni Books puts kids right in the story and will host a free "Books, Boats & Big Dreams" event this weekend in Chicago.