Plate reader leads to Markham carjacking arrest
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Five juveniles have been arrested in connection to a carjacking and strong-armed robbery in Markham.

Suburban Chicago police chase, carjacking: New Lenox police release photos of suspects

New Lenox police released surveillance images Friday of multiple suspects involved in an I-80 police chase and carjacking that took place Thursday in the suburbs.

Fatal DUI crash kills one on I-57 near Markham

One person has died in a two-car, head-on crash on I-57 neat 159th Street, according to Illinois State Police. 

One person shot on I-57 expressway in Chicago area

The shooting happened on the northbound I-57 expressway near 159th street around 3:21 p.m., Illinois State Police said.

Boy, 8, shot in the head and killed in Markham drive-by shooting

"...it's really unfortunate that a young kid who was looking forward to going to school in the morning, is not gonna make it."

8-year-old boy killed in Markham drive-by shooting
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An 8-year-old boy is dead following a drive-by shooting outside his family's home in Markham on Monday night.

Expressway shooting: Woman shot while driving on I-57 in Markham

A woman was shot while driving on Interstate 57 in Markham early Thursday, according to the Illinois State Police.

Amazon purchases $35 million plant on Southwest Side

Amazon purchased a $35 million plant on the city's Southwest Side Wednesday, signaling one of its biggest land deals in the Chicago area. 

Former Markham mayor gets 2 years in prison for $300,000 bribery scheme

The former mayor of Markham was sentenced to two years in prison Tuesday for taking part in a $300,000 bribery scheme while in office in the financially struggling suburb.

Markham teacher wins $30,000 prize to help STEM students

Sheena Birgans-Wright, an 8th-grade computer science teacher at Prairie-Hills Junior High School won Amazon Future Engineer Teacher of the Year, receiving a $30,000 prize, which includes $25,000 for the school and $5,000 for herself.

Who will be the next mayor of Markham? That's up for debate, with certification deadline Tuesday

Mayor Roger Agpawa won re-election with over 80 percent of the vote. But an Illinois appellate court has ruled he is not eligible to hold state office, because of a 1999 mail fraud conviction.

Vandals destroy campaign signs of Markham mayor, leave behind suspected human feces

The vandals destroyed re-election campaign signs belonging to Markham Mayor Roger Agpawa -- and they also left what is believed to be human feces in front of his campaign headquarters.