Video shows moments before Mundelein officer fatally shoots woman
Body camera footage released by authorities shows a Mundelein police officer fatally shooting a woman who police said approached officers and a family member while armed with two large knives.
Body camera footage released by authorities shows a Mundelein police officer fatally shooting a woman who police said approached officers and a family member while armed with two large knives.
Chicago engineer gains support for lead-reduction water technology
A longtime Chicago Public Schools engineer is gaining support to expand a technology he created to help reduce lead in drinking water.
A longtime Chicago Public Schools engineer is gaining support to expand a technology he created to help reduce lead in drinking water.
Chicago bars push to preserve sweepstakes machines ahead of City Council vote
As Chicago leaders prepare to vote on banning sweepstakes machines, some bar and restaurant owners say the devices are a key source of revenue and are organizing to keep them legal despite growing concerns over regulation and gambling.
As Chicago leaders prepare to vote on banning sweepstakes machines, some bar and restaurant owners say the devices are a key source of revenue and are organizing to keep them legal despite growing concerns over regulation and gambling.
Will the US-Iran War peace deal be effective? Retired U.S. Navy commander weighs in | ChicagoLIVE
The U.S. and Iran have reached an agreement but many questions and concerns still remain. Retired U.S. Navy commander Richard Kolko discusses the details.
The U.S. and Iran have reached an agreement but many questions and concerns still remain. Retired U.S. Navy commander Richard Kolko discusses the details.
Power restoration continues as crews recover from 17 tornadoes across Illinois and Indiana
Days after severe storms spawned 17 tornadoes across Illinois and Indiana, thousands remain without electricity as utility crews work around the clock to restore power and assess widespread damage.
Days after severe storms spawned 17 tornadoes across Illinois and Indiana, thousands remain without electricity as utility crews work around the clock to restore power and assess widespread damage.
Mayor Johnson loses sole power to appoint CTA President under new transit authority | ChicagoLIVE
The Northern Illinois Transit Authority took effect June 1, placing Chicagoland transit under new oversight and ending Mayor Johnson's sole authority to appoint the CTA president.
The Northern Illinois Transit Authority took effect June 1, placing Chicagoland transit under new oversight and ending Mayor Johnson's sole authority to appoint the CTA president.
Mural honoring three fallen Chicago officers vandalized on Southwest Side
A mural honoring three fallen Chicago police officers on the city's Southwest Side was defaced with graffiti Monday, prompting authorities to seek information about those responsible.
A mural honoring three fallen Chicago police officers on the city's Southwest Side was defaced with graffiti Monday, prompting authorities to seek information about those responsible.
Man, 32, shot to death on Chicago's West Side
A 32-year-old man was shot and killed Monday afternoon in Chicago’s Lawndale neighborhood.
A 32-year-old man was shot and killed Monday afternoon in Chicago’s Lawndale neighborhood.
Severe storm chances return to Chicagoland
Today will be fantastic weather wise! We have highs in the mid and upper 70s with increasing cloud cover.
Today will be fantastic weather wise! We have highs in the mid and upper 70s with increasing cloud cover.
Juneteenth sparks questions of financial freedom in Black community
With Juneteenth – a federal holiday recognizing Black liberation and the end of slavery in the United States two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was signed– coming up on Friday, the disconnect between financial equality and Black Americans is still at large.
With Juneteenth – a federal holiday recognizing Black liberation and the end of slavery in the United States two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was signed– coming up on Friday, the disconnect between financial equality and Black Americans is still at large.
CPD: Woman sexually assaulted, robbed while jogging in South Chicago park
Chicago police are searching for a suspect after a woman was sexually assaulted and robbed while jogging Saturday morning in Rainbow Park.
Chicago police are searching for a suspect after a woman was sexually assaulted and robbed while jogging Saturday morning in Rainbow Park.
Chicago-area man used racial slur, pushed child and threw bicycle in Naperville: prosecutors
A Plainfield man has been charged with a hate crime after authorities said he directed a racial slur at a 9-year-old boy, pushed him and threw his bicycle during a confrontation this weekend in Naperville.
A Plainfield man has been charged with a hate crime after authorities said he directed a racial slur at a 9-year-old boy, pushed him and threw his bicycle during a confrontation this weekend in Naperville.
Obama Presidential Center opening: Road closures underway
Road closures in Hyde Park and Woodlawn began Monday in preparation for the opening of the Obama Presidential Center later this week.
Road closures in Hyde Park and Woodlawn began Monday in preparation for the opening of the Obama Presidential Center later this week.
Mayor Brandon Johnson speaks at Englewood ground breaking | The Loop
Mayor Brandon Johnson joined the Resident Association of Greater Englewood to break ground on The Re-up at 59th And Racine.
Mayor Brandon Johnson joined the Resident Association of Greater Englewood to break ground on The Re-up at 59th And Racine.
Obama Presidential Center unveils first official painted portrait of Barack and Michelle Obama
The first official painted portrait of Barack and Michelle Obama was unveiled Monday ahead of the Obama Presidential Center's opening this week.
The first official painted portrait of Barack and Michelle Obama was unveiled Monday ahead of the Obama Presidential Center's opening this week.
Some Chicago-area residents still without power after last week’s severe weather
Some Chicago-area residents are still without power after last week’s severe weather caused widespread damage and outages.
Some Chicago-area residents are still without power after last week’s severe weather caused widespread damage and outages.
'Celebration of our resilience': Black Culture Week covers more than just Juneteenth
A new movement called Black Culture Week is highlighting events like Black Music Month, Juneteenth and many more. Black Culture Week's Tewodros Josef Abioye discusses what's planned.
A new movement called Black Culture Week is highlighting events like Black Music Month, Juneteenth and many more. Black Culture Week's Tewodros Josef Abioye discusses what's planned.
Teen takeovers: What’s driving them and how they can be prevented
Illinois State Sen. Lakesia Collins (D–5th) talks with Good Day Chicago about why teen takeovers are happening and what can be done to prevent youth from getting involved.
Illinois State Sen. Lakesia Collins (D–5th) talks with Good Day Chicago about why teen takeovers are happening and what can be done to prevent youth from getting involved.
Chicago crime overnight: 2 shootings leave 3 men wounded on South Side
Here's what happened overnight across Chicago, according to police.
Here's what happened overnight across Chicago, according to police.
CPD: Man stabbed CTA rider in Loop
Chicago police are asking for help identifying a man accused of stabbing a CTA rider in the Loop earlier this month.
Chicago police are asking for help identifying a man accused of stabbing a CTA rider in the Loop earlier this month.