Candidate for Illinois governor Richard Irvin holds news conference in Aurora
Republican Richard Irvin held his first news conference in two months on Monday, but the gubernatorial candidate turned the rare campaign event into a case study in deflection.
Republican Richard Irvin held his first news conference in two months on Monday, but the gubernatorial candidate turned the rare campaign event into a case study in deflection.
Illinois governor hopeful Richard Irvin takes reporters' questions, but doesn't answer most of them
On whether he voted for former president Donald Trump and whether he’d support another Trump presidential run, Richard Irvin said, “That’s exactly what J.B. Pritzker wants you to be talking about.”
On whether he voted for former president Donald Trump and whether he’d support another Trump presidential run, Richard Irvin said, “That’s exactly what J.B. Pritzker wants you to be talking about.”
Aurora police roll out new technology to increase accountability
A violent clash between protestors and Aurora police led to the new technology unveiled Monday, intended to protect the public and law enforcement.
A violent clash between protestors and Aurora police led to the new technology unveiled Monday, intended to protect the public and law enforcement.
Aurora police roll out bodycams in push to increase accountability, transparency
The department now has 150 new tasers that make a warning sound when activated, 315 body cams worn by all police officers and 150 dash cams in squad cars that are all tied together and can be monitored in real time at the Aurora Police Station.
The department now has 150 new tasers that make a warning sound when activated, 315 body cams worn by all police officers and 150 dash cams in squad cars that are all tied together and can be monitored in real time at the Aurora Police Station.
Driver notices home on fire in Aurora, pounds on door to save family inside
The woman who answered the door was shocked to see the flames once she stepped outside.
The woman who answered the door was shocked to see the flames once she stepped outside.
'A Pint for Kim' blood drive in Sugar Grove attracts hundreds of donors
The annual 'A Pint for Kim' blood drive in suburban Chicago is the largest blood drive in Illinois. Good Day Chicago anchor Elizabeth Matthews spoke with Kristyn Benedyk ? a founder of A Pint for Kim and younger sister of Kim Sandford.
The annual 'A Pint for Kim' blood drive in suburban Chicago is the largest blood drive in Illinois. Good Day Chicago anchor Elizabeth Matthews spoke with Kristyn Benedyk ? a founder of A Pint for Kim and younger sister of Kim Sandford.
Carol Stream man fired shots at ex-girlfriend's vehicle: prosecutors
Dejonte Parks followed his ex-girlfriend's vehicle, and when the vehicle was on Wheaton Avenue, police say Parks fired multiple rounds toward the vehicle, striking it once in the driver's side wheel well.
Dejonte Parks followed his ex-girlfriend's vehicle, and when the vehicle was on Wheaton Avenue, police say Parks fired multiple rounds toward the vehicle, striking it once in the driver's side wheel well.
Aurora man sentenced to 18 years for sexually assaulting young family member
“This defendant took advantage of a situation, raping a young family member who trusted him. The victim was new to the United States and highly vulnerable, yet the defendant thought only of himself, knowing his actions were criminal. He seemed more concerned about getting caught than his victim’s well-being," said Kane County Assistant State’s Attorney Lori Schmidt.
“This defendant took advantage of a situation, raping a young family member who trusted him. The victim was new to the United States and highly vulnerable, yet the defendant thought only of himself, knowing his actions were criminal. He seemed more concerned about getting caught than his victim’s well-being," said Kane County Assistant State’s Attorney Lori Schmidt.
Private security company hired to patrol Chicago neighborhoods amid increase in crime
Private security in Chicago neighborhoods is becoming the norm, all in an effort to cut down on crime.
Private security in Chicago neighborhoods is becoming the norm, all in an effort to cut down on crime.
Would you take a 20% pay cut to work from home full-time?
Illinoisans weigh in on whether they would take a substantial pay cut to work remotely full-time.
Illinoisans weigh in on whether they would take a substantial pay cut to work remotely full-time.
'A Pint for Kim' blood drive kicks off in Wrigleyville, Aurora this weekend
Right next to Wrigley Field on Thursday, the focus wasn?t baseball but blood.
Right next to Wrigley Field on Thursday, the focus wasn?t baseball but blood.
'A Pint for Kim': Blood drive in honor of Naperville woman who died of cancer kicks off in Chicago
Right next to Wrigley Field on Thursday, the focus wasn’t baseball but blood.
Right next to Wrigley Field on Thursday, the focus wasn’t baseball but blood.
Fire erupts at Aurora home, no injuries reported
The fire on 4th Street caused police to close several blocks to traffic — allowing for fire crews to secure the building.
The fire on 4th Street caused police to close several blocks to traffic — allowing for fire crews to secure the building.
Streets reopening after Aurora house fire
The fire on 4th Street caused police to close several blocks to traffic ? allowing for fire crews to secure the building.
The fire on 4th Street caused police to close several blocks to traffic ? allowing for fire crews to secure the building.
Naperville brothers compete in 2022 FutureTechs Rock Awards
Twin brothers Josh and Jake Gunther are seniors at Naperville North High School, where they've revved up their automotive skills in a major way.
Twin brothers Josh and Jake Gunther are seniors at Naperville North High School, where they've revved up their automotive skills in a major way.
Naperville brothers compete for national automotive award
They've spent a lot a time with dad in the garage over the years ? under the hood. And it's paid off.
They've spent a lot a time with dad in the garage over the years ? under the hood. And it's paid off.
Naperville twin brothers compete for National Automotive Award
Two twins from Naperville, Josh and Jake Gunther, are competing for a national award for their automotive work.
Two twins from Naperville, Josh and Jake Gunther, are competing for a national award for their automotive work.
Danada Equestrian Center highlights the majesty and gentleness of horses
FOX 32's Tim McGill visits the Danada Equestrian Center in Wheaton to check out some of their beautiful horses and recreational offerings.
FOX 32's Tim McGill visits the Danada Equestrian Center in Wheaton to check out some of their beautiful horses and recreational offerings.
Kentucky man gets 101 years in prison for sexual assault of Illinois college student
A 37-year-old man was sentenced to 101 years in prison for the abduction, sexual assault and armed robbery of a college student in the suburbs in 2019.
A 37-year-old man was sentenced to 101 years in prison for the abduction, sexual assault and armed robbery of a college student in the suburbs in 2019.
Chicago man gets 16 years in prison for DUI hit-and-run that killed suburban bicyclist
The investigation revealed Norris Watt of Chicago had a combination of alcohol, ecstasy, amphetamine and cannabis in his system at the time of the crash, officials said.
The investigation revealed Norris Watt of Chicago had a combination of alcohol, ecstasy, amphetamine and cannabis in his system at the time of the crash, officials said.