7th anniversary of Henry Pratt Company mass shooting
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A tragic anniversary in Aurora. Today marks seven years since the Henry Pratt Company mass shooting.  A wreath-laying ceremony taking place at Aurora City Hall this afternoon to honor the victims.

Chicago weather: Record warmth is possible on Monday!

Temperatures soared into the upper 50s and low 60s areawide under mostly sunny skies on Sunday in Chicago.

Teen injured in a Bucktown shooting: Police

A teen was injured in a Bucktown shooting on Sunday, according to Chicago police.

A 26-year-old injured in Little Village shooting: police

A 26-year-old man has been injured in a Little Village shooting on Sunday, according to Chicago police.

Police search for suspect in Irving Park store holdups

Chicago Police are warning residents of recent armed business robberies in the Irving Park neighborhood.

Chicago Police warn of dating app armed robberies in Woodlawn

Chicago Police are warning residents about victims of armed robberies meeting the suspect on dating apps in the Woodlawn neighborhood.

Can investigators in Nancy Guthrie case track crypto? | ChicagoLIVE
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As investigators continue to try to find Nancy Guthrie, who went missing two weeks ago, we hear from an expert about how police can track crypto in their search.

Chicago Black Restaurant Week features the city's best | ChicagoLIVE
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Chicago Black Restaurant Week is going on right now and features some of the city's best places to dine out, with more than 40 options.

History of Route 66 on display in Chicago area | ChicagoLIVE
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Why do they call Route 66 the "mother road"? Well, you can learn that and more as folks across the country and in the Chicago area celebrate the roadway's centennial.

Chicago teen whose father was detained by ICE dies from rare cancer

The Chicago teen who fought for her father’s release from ICE custody, has died from a rare cancer, the family announced.

TSA agents work without pay after DHS shuts down, lawmakers trade blame
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TSA agents are once again working without pay at US airports due to the partial shutdown that is affecting the Department of Homeland Security. Lawmakers in Congress could not come to an agreement over a DHS spending bill.

2 killed in fiery crash in Chicago’s West Loop, police say

Two people were killed after their car crashed into a column and caught fire in Chicago’s West Loop early Sunday morning.

Chicago weather: Springlike temperatures near 60 degrees to start the week

Unseasonably warm temperatures are expected to continue through much of the week, with highs nearing 60 degrees on Sunday and again Monday.

Chicago rally joins worldwide calls for Iran regime change

A Global Day of Action drew thousands to major cities worldwide, including Chicago, to protest Iran’s brutal crackdown that has killed thousands of people demanding regime change.