New Lenox man accused of Nazi salute, shouting 'white power' at Black children

A suburban Chicago man faces a felony hate crime charge after he allegedly shouted "white power" and raised his arm in a Nazi salute to a family that included two Black children.

Joliet man charged with attacking his ex and her teenage daughters

Karl Cooks, 40, is confronting his ex-girlfriend with a gun, hitting her in the face, and then attacking her 13-year-old and 17-year-old daughters when they tried to stop him.

Special Report: Challenges with finding mental health help amid pandemic

"With her being a teenager and all the turbulence that brings, you know, you throw COVID on top of that, and I can’t even imagine having to go through that alone," said one suburban mother.

Carjacking epidemic spills into the suburbs

The carjacking epidemic is spilling over into the suburbs as people are reporting a surge in violence in several towns. 

Man asked officer for directions after stealing car in Joliet: police

A 35-year-old Chicago man was arrested last week after asking police for directions while allegedly driving a car he’d stolen minutes earlier.

Body found 33 years ago in NW Indiana was Illinois woman

A body found more than 30 years ago in a northwestern Indiana wildlife area has been identified as that of an Illinois woman.

Trump urges Illinoisans to remove Kinzinger over impeachment vote

Illinois Congressman Adam Kinzinger has responded to Donald Trump after the former president urged voters to defeat all Republicans who supported his second impeachment.

More women come forward accusing Illinois restaurant owner of 'up-skirting'

More women came forward on Friday after a story aired on FOX 32 Thursday night about a suburban restaurant owner who allegedly recorded videos up the skirts of young female employees.

Illinois restaurant owner accused of 'up-skirting' teenage workers for 10 years

Michael Papandrea allegedly installed tiny cameras in his shoes and approached young female employees to record video up their skirts and dresses.

State trooper hurt in Joliet crash; 2nd trooper hit in a day

“This is about more than just obeying the law — it’s about basic decency and respect for the very lives of the brave souls on our streets simply trying to help the public,” ISP Director Brendan Kelly said in a statement.