Oswego Football gets ready to square off against Geneva under the Friday night lights.
Head coach of the Oswego High School football team talks about why the game against Geneva means something more.
Head coach of the Oswego High School football team talks about why the game against Geneva means something more.
Man on bicycle accused of sexually abusing girl in Humboldt Park, Chicago police say
Chicago police are asking for the public’s help identifying a man accused of sexually abusing a 10-year-old girl in Humboldt Park.
Chicago police are asking for the public’s help identifying a man accused of sexually abusing a 10-year-old girl in Humboldt Park.
Local business owner recieved no notice of 2-month road closure | ChicagoLive
Pattie Sheehan the owner of Second Act Cancer Recovery Boutique was surprised Monday morning to find the stretch of Lincoln Avenue between Wrightwood and Diversey closed as part of a Chicago Department of Water Management project. The project is replacing nearly 3,000 feet of water main and lead service lines along the stretch and could take 2-months to complete. More than 30 businesses along Lincoln Avenue were not informed and are scrambling to figure out how patrons can reach them.
Pattie Sheehan the owner of Second Act Cancer Recovery Boutique was surprised Monday morning to find the stretch of Lincoln Avenue between Wrightwood and Diversey closed as part of a Chicago Department of Water Management project. The project is replacing nearly 3,000 feet of water main and lead service lines along the stretch and could take 2-months to complete. More than 30 businesses along Lincoln Avenue were not informed and are scrambling to figure out how patrons can reach them.
Soul Vibez owner says Chicago restaurant targeted by thieves for third time
Fab Baker, owner of Soul Vibez in River North, says a man broke into her restaurant overnight and trashed the place.
Fab Baker, owner of Soul Vibez in River North, says a man broke into her restaurant overnight and trashed the place.
Gary Airport secures grant for new air traffic control tower | ChicagoLIVE
The Gary Chicago International Airport has secured the final funding to begin construction on a new air traffic control tower. The new tower is scheduled to be completed next year. Executive Director of GCIA Dan Vicari joins to share more.
The Gary Chicago International Airport has secured the final funding to begin construction on a new air traffic control tower. The new tower is scheduled to be completed next year. Executive Director of GCIA Dan Vicari joins to share more.
Illinois man charged with murder more than 15 years after baby's death
A cold case investigation has led to murder charges in the 2010 death of an 11-month-old boy in Aurora.
A cold case investigation has led to murder charges in the 2010 death of an 11-month-old boy in Aurora.
Chicago-area softball coach wanted on child sex abuse charges
Police are searching for a Chicago-area man accused of sexually abusing a 12-year-old girl while serving as her softball hitting coach.
Police are searching for a Chicago-area man accused of sexually abusing a 12-year-old girl while serving as her softball hitting coach.
Rabid bat confirmed in Chicago suburb
A rabid bat has been confirmed in suburban Chicago. Here's what to know.
A rabid bat has been confirmed in suburban Chicago. Here's what to know.
Hawthorne Race Course workers face Monday deadline to move out
Workers living at Hawthorne Race Course have until Monday to move out as a data center company moves forward with buying the property.
Workers living at Hawthorne Race Course have until Monday to move out as a data center company moves forward with buying the property.
How recycling old electronics can help save endangered gorillas
Brookfield Zoo Chicago’s Kim Skelton explains how the Gorillas on the Line program recycles old electronics to help reduce mining pressure on gorilla habitats.
Brookfield Zoo Chicago’s Kim Skelton explains how the Gorillas on the Line program recycles old electronics to help reduce mining pressure on gorilla habitats.
Soul Vibez owner says Chicago restaurant targeted by thieves again
Soul Vibez owner Fab Baker discusses the latest break-in at her Chicago Avenue restaurant, which she says has now been targeted three times.
Soul Vibez owner Fab Baker discusses the latest break-in at her Chicago Avenue restaurant, which she says has now been targeted three times.
Chicago immigration court under scrutiny
Children's Legal Center's Laura Smith discusses allegations that unaccompanied children are being fast-tracked through Chicago immigration court and what happens after six children were ordered removed.
Children's Legal Center's Laura Smith discusses allegations that unaccompanied children are being fast-tracked through Chicago immigration court and what happens after six children were ordered removed.
Elmhurst History Museum unveils exhibit on Chicago football history
The Elmhurst History Museum is unveiling a new exhibit exploring the history of football in Chicago.
The Elmhurst History Museum is unveiling a new exhibit exploring the history of football in Chicago.
How Illinois will spend Meta settlement
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul discusses Meta’s multibillion-dollar settlement with 48 states, new child-safety measures for Facebook and Instagram, and Illinois’ involvement in a mail-in ballot lawsuit.
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul discusses Meta’s multibillion-dollar settlement with 48 states, new child-safety measures for Facebook and Instagram, and Illinois’ involvement in a mail-in ballot lawsuit.
Fixing the NYPD: 1980s chaos to modern policing | Wearing the Badge S2E10)
Explore the dramatic evolution of the NYPD from the chaotic, high-crime 1980s to the revolutionary data-driven policing reforms of the 1990s. This episode breaks down the implementation of CompStat, major policy shifts in force and pursuits, political challenges in leadership, and the urgent issue of retiree officer wellness.
Explore the dramatic evolution of the NYPD from the chaotic, high-crime 1980s to the revolutionary data-driven policing reforms of the 1990s. This episode breaks down the implementation of CompStat, major policy shifts in force and pursuits, political challenges in leadership, and the urgent issue of retiree officer wellness.
49 of 56 bodies found at Chicago funeral home identified as families seek FBI investigation
The identities of 49 people whose bodies were found allegedly improperly stored at a Chicago funeral home have been confirmed as families demand a federal investigation.
The identities of 49 people whose bodies were found allegedly improperly stored at a Chicago funeral home have been confirmed as families demand a federal investigation.
Venezuela native wanted for first-degree murder in Cicero
Cicero police are asking for help finding a Venezuela native wanted on a first-degree murder charge.
Cicero police are asking for help finding a Venezuela native wanted on a first-degree murder charge.
Chicago man arrested 2 weeks after West Side shooting
A Chicago man has been arrested and charged two weeks after a 35-year-old man was shot in North Lawndale, police said.
A Chicago man has been arrested and charged two weeks after a 35-year-old man was shot in North Lawndale, police said.
Families seek FBI investigation into Chicago funeral home after dozens of bodies found
Loved ones are demanding a federal investigation after dozens of bodies were discovered allegedly improperly stored at a Chicago funeral home.
Loved ones are demanding a federal investigation after dozens of bodies were discovered allegedly improperly stored at a Chicago funeral home.
Man killed in Dan Ryan hit-and-run crash
A man was killed in a hit-and-run on the Dan Ryan Expressway early Friday morning, ISP said.
A man was killed in a hit-and-run on the Dan Ryan Expressway early Friday morning, ISP said.