Illinois

The City of Aurora is launching the “Choose Aurora Homebuyer Assistance Program,” offering up to $20,000 in deferred loans to help attract new residents and assist current ones in purchasing a home. 

The U.S. Department of Transportation is demanding corrective action following an audit showing 20% of Illinois’ non-domiciled commercial driver’s licenses were issued improperly. 

Police recovered more than 130 stolen catalytic converters, precious metals and car parts during a Chicago storage facility search connected to a January theft. 

Gov. JB Pritzker delivered his annual State of the State address on Wednesday.

Travel expert Tomeka Jones offers tips for planning trips that connect travelers to history, culture and premium experiences. 

The family of Rev. Jesse Jackson spoke about his life and legacy during a press conference Wednesday morning.

Chicago was the only city where Chase offered a debit card featuring the local skyline. The bank says they will no longer be issued starting Feb. 13.

Ellen Duong of Qideas Plant Shop joins in-studio to discuss the Lunar New Year festivities, including pop-ups and free community activities. 

Rumors of hyaluronic acid procedures among Olympic ski jumpers have raised questions about effects, safety and fairness. Dr. Caughlin explains the claims and potential impact.  

Burger King President Tom Curtis explains how the fast-food chain is letting customers share feedback straight to the top and how he plans to manage the likely flood of messages. 

It's been 23 years since a stampede killed 21 people who were enjoying a night out. Now, the victims' family members are renewing their calls for a permanent memorial to be erected on Motor Row. 

The family of Rev. Jesse Jackson spoke Wednesday following the death of the civil rights icon the day before.

Oak Park firefighters responded to a structure fire Tuesday night at a vacant building in the 1200 block of North Taylor Avenue, officials said.