Hot air balloon festival in Lisle permanently canceled; cites lack of interest, support from community
A bright and colorful suburban festival will no longer fill the skies.
A bright and colorful suburban festival will no longer fill the skies.
Suburban festival permanently canceled
A bright and colorful suburban festival will no longer fill the skies.
A bright and colorful suburban festival will no longer fill the skies.
Evanston restaurants receive fake court orders filled with hate messages
Police are asking for the public's help in identifying the person behind racist letters that were sent to at least three restaurants in north suburban Evanston this week.
Police are asking for the public's help in identifying the person behind racist letters that were sent to at least three restaurants in north suburban Evanston this week.
Naperville police looking for bank robber who struck a BMO Harris
Naperville police are looking for a bank robbery suspect after they say a man handed a note and a white garbage bag to the teller.
Naperville police are looking for a bank robbery suspect after they say a man handed a note and a white garbage bag to the teller.
No bomb found after threat at Naperville North High School, FBI and police now investigating
All students and staff were removed and are safe.
All students and staff were removed and are safe.
2 Illinois residents arrested, charged in connection to Capitol riot
David Wiersma, 66, of Posen and 53-year-old Dawn Frankowski of Naperville were arrested Tuesday.
David Wiersma, 66, of Posen and 53-year-old Dawn Frankowski of Naperville were arrested Tuesday.
2 more suburban residents charged in Capitol riot
Two more suburban residents have been arrested and charged in the Capitol riot that took place on Jan. 6.
Two more suburban residents have been arrested and charged in the Capitol riot that took place on Jan. 6.
Wednesday night's Powerball jackpot is almost half a billion dollars
There have been three million dollar winners in Illinois in the past three months, in Naperville, Shawneetown and Cambria.
There have been three million dollar winners in Illinois in the past three months, in Naperville, Shawneetown and Cambria.
Naperville considering program that would allow students exposed to COVID-19 to stay in school
Naperville schools may have a way to keep kids in school, even if they've been exposed to someone with COVID-19.
Naperville schools may have a way to keep kids in school, even if they've been exposed to someone with COVID-19.
Naperville considering 'test-to-stay' program that would allow students exposed to COVID-19 to stay in school
FOX 32's Joanie Lum reports...
FOX 32's Joanie Lum reports...
Catholic school reverses course, decides to hire lacrosse coach who's married to a woman after all
A Catholic school in Lisle, Illinois, had "deferred" its offer of employment to Amanda Kammes after she listed her wife as an emergency contact on forms. But students came out with rainbow flags to protest and the school board changed course.
A Catholic school in Lisle, Illinois, had "deferred" its offer of employment to Amanda Kammes after she listed her wife as an emergency contact on forms. But students came out with rainbow flags to protest and the school board changed course.
18 Illinois schools named 'Blue Ribbon Schools' by Department of Education
The schools that are honored fit into two categories: schools that are among the state's highest performing, and schools that among the best at closing achievement gaps.
The schools that are honored fit into two categories: schools that are among the state's highest performing, and schools that among the best at closing achievement gaps.
Fall-like weather finally comes to Chicago area, with overnight lows in 50s and more rain possible
Showers are expected near Lake Michigan on Tuesday night through Wednesday night. It will be breezy and less humid.
Showers are expected near Lake Michigan on Tuesday night through Wednesday night. It will be breezy and less humid.
New Illinois law requires schools to teach kids about dangers of sexting and 'sextortion'
"We need to talk about this. We need to arm our kids with the tools and the red flags predators use to try to get their naked pictures so it doesn’t affect their future," one cyber expert said.
"We need to talk about this. We need to arm our kids with the tools and the red flags predators use to try to get their naked pictures so it doesn’t affect their future," one cyber expert said.
Clarendon Hills residents concerned their city may have to share firetruck
Some community members are upset at the thought that the Clarendon Hills Fire Department wouldn?t have its own ladder truck, fearing response times would be longer.
Some community members are upset at the thought that the Clarendon Hills Fire Department wouldn?t have its own ladder truck, fearing response times would be longer.
Clarendon Hills residents concerned their city may have to share firetruck with another town
Some community members are upset at the thought that the Clarendon Hills Fire Department wouldn’t have its own ladder truck, fearing response times would be longer.
Some community members are upset at the thought that the Clarendon Hills Fire Department wouldn’t have its own ladder truck, fearing response times would be longer.
Suburban city may have to share firetruck with another
Leaders in one suburb are looking to share a fire department ladder truck with another community, saving a big chunk of change.
Leaders in one suburb are looking to share a fire department ladder truck with another community, saving a big chunk of change.
Burr Ridge man to serve 12 years in prison for supplying drugs in Hinsdale woman's fatal overdose
A Burr Ridge man was sentenced to 12 years in prison on Monday for giving drugs to a woman who died of an overdose two years ago in west suburban Hinsdale.
A Burr Ridge man was sentenced to 12 years in prison on Monday for giving drugs to a woman who died of an overdose two years ago in west suburban Hinsdale.
Man sentenced to 6 years for burglarizing Naperville jewelry store during George Floyd protests
A Chicago man was sentenced to six years in prison for breaking into a Naperville jewelry store during the protests that followed the murder of George Floyd in June 2020.
A Chicago man was sentenced to six years in prison for breaking into a Naperville jewelry store during the protests that followed the murder of George Floyd in June 2020.
Retired suburban fire chief charged with exposing himself near Glen Ellyn high school
A retired suburban fire chief is facing charges after he was accused of exposing himself near a high school.
A retired suburban fire chief is facing charges after he was accused of exposing himself near a high school.