Wheaton Zoo cares for bonded coyote pair | ChicagoLIVE
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Members of the Wheaton Zoo joined the show to talk about how they're caring for new residents, a pair of juvenile bonded coyotes.

Chicago area schools announce closures, shifts to E-learning ahead of snowstorm

With the first snow storm on the way, schools in the Chicago area and Indiana have started to announce closures or shifts to E-learning on Monday.

Aurora middle school teacher accused of sexual relationship with student: officials

An Aurora middle school teacher has been accused of having an inappropriate sexual relationship with a student, according to the DuPage County State's Attorney.

John Neal: Missing 76-year-old Itasca man found safe

Itasca police have safely found a missing endangered man who walked away from a rehab center on Tuesday around 10:20 p.m. He was found safe by police on Friday.

Naperville man accused of having fentanyl, 'enough to kill entire cities'

A Naperville man is being held in custody after authorities say they found fentanyl pills mailed to his home: "enough to kill entire cities."

Illinois 2026 elections: Everything you need to know

Next year, Illinoisans will go to the polls to vote on several key federal, state, and local elected positions in the 2026 midterm elections.

Aurora weighs whether to ban immigration agents from using public property
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Residents in Aurora weighed in once again on federal immigration takedowns in their community. The City Council debated an ordinance to limit ICE operations on public property.

Aurora joins growing list of cities barring feds from using public property
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The City of Aurora is considering banning federal immigration officials from being able to use city property in their operations, joining a growing list of Chicago-area municipalities.

Aurora man found guilty in 2022 deadly shooting

Illinois prosecutors said Samuel Garcia stepped out of a car with a gun, yelled gang slogans, and opened fire. He then stood over one of the victims and shot him twice in the head.

Chicago area 18-year-old led police on 113 mph chase, punched officer: prosecutors

A suburban Chicago 18-year-old is being held ahead of trial after prosecutors say he hit 113 mph during a police chase and punched an officer in the face over the weekend.

Chicago area woman fights for 'right to die" bill | The Chicago Report
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Illinois legislators passed a bill to give terminally ill patients end-of-life options last week. The bill is also called Deb's Law, named after a suburban woman, Deb Robertson, who is dealing with terminal cancer.