Person killed, two injured, in crash in suburban Westmont
Upon arrival, officers found the driver of one vehicle with fatal injuries, police said. They were pronounced dead at the scene.
Carol Stream woman faces charges in Yellowstone bear encounter
A Carol Stream woman faces criminal charges after she was captured on video being bluff charged by a grizzly bear while she was taking photos in Yellowstone National Park.
Carol Stream woman charged for Bear encounter
A woman from Carol Stream will be in court next month over something she was seen doing in Yellowstone national park.
Naperville student wins $9k Purdue vaccine lottery
Jeremiah Monteiro from Naperville has won the Purdue University vaccine lottery, which is a total of $9,992.
Bob Odenkirk, 'Better Call Saul' star, hospitalized after collapsing on set
“Better Call Saul” star Bob Odenkirk collapsed on the show's New Mexico set on Tuesday and had to be hospitalized.
Chicago man accused of attempting to rob a beverage supply delivery driver at Jewel in Naperville
Shortly after the driver pulled his truck up to the docking bay and began unloading pallets of liquor and wine, a man, later identified as Frederick Holmon, allegedly approached the driver with a 9mm semi-automatic rifle. Holmon then allegedly told the driver, “It's not worth your life.”
City of Aurora brings vaccines directly to neighborhoods
VNA Health Care is partnering with the city of Aurora to bring its mobile vaccination clinic to 10 locations in July and August, including flea markets, grocery stores, schools, churches and apartment complexes.
Owner charged with animal cruelty after dog rescued from hot car in Aurora
Aurora police are warning the public that it is way too hot outside to be leaving dogs locked in cars and said owners will be held accountable for doing so.
Villa Park man charged with possessing child porn is free on bond
A Villa Park man is free on bond after being charged with a series of child pornography offenses.
Aurora takes to the streets to provide residents with vaccines
As the pace of vaccinations continues to slow, communities and health organizations are coming up with creative ways to put more shots in more arms.
Aurora brings vaccines directly to neighborhoods
One of the biggest cities in Illinois is taking vaccines directly to its residents.
Bond set at $750K for man accused of shooting at cars in Wheaton
A man from Wheaton was ordered held on a $750,000 bond for allegedly shooting at vehicles outside his home.
Group seeks to save Frank Lloyd Wright home from being destroyed
In Hinsdale, there is concern about the fate of a home designed by one of the most important architects of the 20th century, Frank Lloyd Wright.
Anthony Michael Hall to host meet-and-greet, 'Breakfast Club' screening Monday
Anthony Michael Hall will host a "Breakfast Club" screening at Tivoli Theatre in Downers Grove Monday at 5 p.m. along with a meet and greet.
Group seeks to save Frank Lloyd Wright home from being destroyed
A group of residents on the "Hinsdaleans for Historic Preservation" Facebook page in Hinsdale hope to save a Frank Lloyd Wright historical home from being torn down.
Chicago man charged with threatening to shoot Clerk of the DuPage County Circuit Court in the head
Prosecutors say that Williams called the office of the DuPage County Clerk of the Circuit Court on Thursday and told a representative that he would come to the office and shoot everyone that works there.
VNA, Aurora partner to bring mobile vaccine clinic to neighborhoods
The city of Aurora is going the extra mile to bring COVID-19 vaccines to their community.
Mobile vaccine clinic goes 'the extra mile'
VNA Health Care and the city of Aurora collaborate to help bring COVID-19 vaccinations directly to those in need via mobile clinics, with the first first mobile vaccine clinic on Friday afternoon at the Fox Valley Flea Market.
Chicago area man who walked 6 hours a day to and from work gets car fixed
“I was struggling to get a job for a good amount of time, and once I finally got a job, I mean, that was my chance, I had to keep it,” said Mayes. “So I had to do whatever I had to do.”
Chicago area man's car fixed after having to walk 6 hours a day to and from work
A Chicago area man who was walking six hours each day to get to and from work has a car once again.