Chicago crime: 2 stabbed during argument on West Side
A man and a woman were stabbed during an argument Thursday night in Chicago's Lawndale neighborhood.
A man and a woman were stabbed during an argument Thursday night in Chicago's Lawndale neighborhood.
Ambulance crash on I-57 leaves 2 hospitalized
Two people were injured after a four-vehicle crash involving an ambulance late Thursday night on Interstate 57 in south suburban Calumet Park.
Two people were injured after a four-vehicle crash involving an ambulance late Thursday night on Interstate 57 in south suburban Calumet Park.
Over 50 decomposing bodies found inside Chicago funeral home
Police in Chicago are investigating the discovery of more than 50 human remains inside a South Side funeral home.
Police in Chicago are investigating the discovery of more than 50 human remains inside a South Side funeral home.
Over 50 decomposing bodies found in shocking conditions inside Chicago funeral home
Investigators say they discovered more than 50 human remains in deplorable conditions inside a South Side Chicago funeral home, leaving grieving families searching for answers.
Investigators say they discovered more than 50 human remains in deplorable conditions inside a South Side Chicago funeral home, leaving grieving families searching for answers.
Chicago weather: Heavy rain and severe storms possible this weekend
Warm, humid weather continues before an active stretch of possible heavy rain and severe storms arrives Sunday into next week.
Warm, humid weather continues before an active stretch of possible heavy rain and severe storms arrives Sunday into next week.
PSA faces collector backlash after grading problems at national convention in Rosemont
The National Sports Collectors Convention drew thousands of collectors to Rosemont last weekend, but one of the industry's largest card-grading companies is now facing backlash.
The National Sports Collectors Convention drew thousands of collectors to Rosemont last weekend, but one of the industry's largest card-grading companies is now facing backlash.
Chicago funeral director's license suspended after bodies allegedly found in deplorable conditions
A Chicago funeral director's license has been temporarily suspended after state officials alleged multiple bodies were kept unrefrigerated in deplorable conditions at a Southeast Side funeral home.
A Chicago funeral director's license has been temporarily suspended after state officials alleged multiple bodies were kept unrefrigerated in deplorable conditions at a Southeast Side funeral home.
Chicago funeral director's license suspended after bodies allegedly found in deplorable conditions
A Chicago funeral director's license has been temporarily suspended after state officials alleged multiple bodies were kept unrefrigerated in deplorable conditions at a Southeast Side funeral home.
A Chicago funeral director's license has been temporarily suspended after state officials alleged multiple bodies were kept unrefrigerated in deplorable conditions at a Southeast Side funeral home.
Chicago sues oil plant, Sheriff Dart could face felony charges | The Chicago Report
The City of Chicago and Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul are suing a vegetable oil plant on the southeast side. And, Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart could face felony charges, according to a new New York Times report.
The City of Chicago and Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul are suing a vegetable oil plant on the southeast side. And, Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart could face felony charges, according to a new New York Times report.
More trees, better health? Northwestern University says tree canopy loss linked to mortality
Northwestern University just conducted a study about trees in Chicago, saying the more trees you've got around, the healthier people seem to be. They went neighborhood by neighborhood, looked at tree cover for 10 years and checked it against over 220,000 death records.
Northwestern University just conducted a study about trees in Chicago, saying the more trees you've got around, the healthier people seem to be. They went neighborhood by neighborhood, looked at tree cover for 10 years and checked it against over 220,000 death records.
PSA faces collector backlash after grading problems at national convention in Rosemont
The National Sports Collectors Convention drew thousands of collectors to Rosemont last weekend, but one of the industry's largest card-grading companies is now facing backlash.
The National Sports Collectors Convention drew thousands of collectors to Rosemont last weekend, but one of the industry's largest card-grading companies is now facing backlash.
PSA faces collector backlash after grading problems at national convention in Rosemont
The National Sports Collectors Convention drew thousands of collectors to Rosemont last weekend, but one of the industry's largest card-grading companies is now facing backlash.
The National Sports Collectors Convention drew thousands of collectors to Rosemont last weekend, but one of the industry's largest card-grading companies is now facing backlash.
Chicago boat tours, water taxis face cancellations due to rising river levels | ChicagoLIVE
Rising river levels are impacting some tours and water taxi operations, with concerns about safely passing beneath Chicago’s bridges. Wendella Tours & Cruises’ Andrew Sargis explains the issue and what it means for passengers.
Rising river levels are impacting some tours and water taxi operations, with concerns about safely passing beneath Chicago’s bridges. Wendella Tours & Cruises’ Andrew Sargis explains the issue and what it means for passengers.
How your voice could shape Chicago's next park improvements | ChicagoLIVE
Chicago residents now have a direct say in how the Chicago Park District spends $500,000 on park improvements. Chicago Park District CEO Carlos Ramirez-Rosa joins ChicagoLIVE to explain how residents can get involved and help shape future projects.
Chicago residents now have a direct say in how the Chicago Park District spends $500,000 on park improvements. Chicago Park District CEO Carlos Ramirez-Rosa joins ChicagoLIVE to explain how residents can get involved and help shape future projects.
Fox River boat crash: Chicago attorney details family's wrongful death lawsuit | ChicagoLIVE
Earlier in July, U.S. Marine veteran Magdalena Jablonska of Des Plaines was killed after an alleged intoxicated boater crashed into her on Fox River. Louis C. Cairo, an attorney with GWC Injury Lawyers, explains the details of the family’s wrongful death lawsuit.
Earlier in July, U.S. Marine veteran Magdalena Jablonska of Des Plaines was killed after an alleged intoxicated boater crashed into her on Fox River. Louis C. Cairo, an attorney with GWC Injury Lawyers, explains the details of the family’s wrongful death lawsuit.
Chicago weather: Storm chances return this weekend
Today we have showers and a few rumbles in our southern counties. Highs today will be around 80 with mostly cloudy skies. There is a chance for storms tonight, especially south of I-80.
Today we have showers and a few rumbles in our southern counties. Highs today will be around 80 with mostly cloudy skies. There is a chance for storms tonight, especially south of I-80.
Chicago police station 'overrun' by rats: 'I'm seeing them pretty much everyday'
The Chicago Police Department's 20th District station in Budlong Woods has been battling a growing rat infestation, with the property going months without cleanup. The city's Department of Streets and Sanitation is now clearing the area after residents and officers raised concerns. FOX Chicago's Gabriella Premus reports live with a look at the conditions.
The Chicago Police Department's 20th District station in Budlong Woods has been battling a growing rat infestation, with the property going months without cleanup. The city's Department of Streets and Sanitation is now clearing the area after residents and officers raised concerns. FOX Chicago's Gabriella Premus reports live with a look at the conditions.
Chicago Ducky Derby: 85,000 rubber ducks race for charity
More than 85,000 ducks dropped into the Chicago River Thursday as part of the 21st annual Chicago Ducky Derby, raising money for Special Olympics Illinois programs that support athletes statewide.
More than 85,000 ducks dropped into the Chicago River Thursday as part of the 21st annual Chicago Ducky Derby, raising money for Special Olympics Illinois programs that support athletes statewide.
Bud Billiken Parade returns for its 97th year with LisaRaye as grand marshal
The Bud Billiken Parade celebrates 97 years of community, culture and back-to-school traditions, with actress LisaRaye McCoy serving as this year's grand marshal.
The Bud Billiken Parade celebrates 97 years of community, culture and back-to-school traditions, with actress LisaRaye McCoy serving as this year's grand marshal.
Why thousands of library books are stuck in limbo across Chicago
A staffing shortage has left thousands of books backed up across Chicago Public Library branches, delaying holds, frustrating patrons and creating a growing challenge for library workers trying to keep up.
A staffing shortage has left thousands of books backed up across Chicago Public Library branches, delaying holds, frustrating patrons and creating a growing challenge for library workers trying to keep up.