Scattered thunderstorms possible Saturday afternoon and evening, with damaging winds and large hail
Scattered, severe thunderstorms are possible across suburban Chicago late Saturday afternoon.
'Pierogi Fest' returns to Whiting, Indiana
The popular Pierogi Fest is back for what is sure to be a very hot weekend.
Pierogi Fest kicks off in Whiting, Indiana
The popular Pierogi Fest is back for what is sure to be a very hot weekend.
Pierogi Fest returns this weekend to Whiting, Indiana
Tom Dabertin and his family preview Pierogi Fest, taking place this weekend in downtown Whiting, Indiana.
Man charged in fatal expressway shooting on I-57
A man has been charged in connection with a fatal expressway shooting and crash on I-57 on the South Side.
Ulta mini-shops opening at 7 Target stores in the Chicago-area
The nation’s largest beauty store chain, Ulta Beauty, will be opening its first batch of shops in more than 100 Target stores next month including seven in the Chicago area.
Judge rules Indiana University can mandate COVID-19 vaccine for students, staff
In a ruling dated Sunday, U.S. District Judge Damon Leichty in South Bend rejected a request from eight IU students who sought to block the requirement.
Illiana Motor Speedway may be developed into a business park
The racetrack was in operation from 1945 to 2016.
Four teenagers charged with stabbing and kicking deer to death after shooting them
The juveniles illegal killed more than 20 deer in Indiana and Illinois. Some of the deer were stabbed or kicked to death after being shot.
Evening forecast for Chicagoland on July 16
Tim McGill has your weather update!
Salmonella outbreak linked to salads, IDPH says
The Illinois Department of Public Health is warning residents about a multi-state salmonella outbreak linked to salad products made in Rochelle.
No charges against Gary cop who shot and killed man in 2019
The Gary police officer who shot and killed an 82-year-old man in November of 2019 will not be charged.
Gary officer who shot 82-year-old man won't be charged, prosecutors declared
Thursday, prosecutors announced that the Gary officer who shot 82-year-old Melvin Bouler in 2019 wouldn't be charged.
'Trooper in Trucks' program aims to curb reckless drivers in Indiana
Whether you’re driving aggressively, speeding, or talking on your cell phone, Indiana State Police will be watching for you Wednesday … but you may not see them.
State troopers team up with semi-truck drivers to stop dangerous drivers
Troopers are working with the help of semi-truck drivers to crack down on dangerous drivers around Indiana on Wednesday.
Indiana University students file lawsuit against vaccination requirement
Eight students at Indiana University are suing the school for requiring students to get a COVID-19 vaccine.
Indiana gunman faces federal murder charge in shooting of police officer
The gunman accused of fatally shooting an Indiana police officer threw a Molotov cocktail at an FBI field office before the deadly encounter, according to a federal court document.
Cold weather virus in summer baffles doctors, worries parents
The recent emergence of a virus that typically sickens children in colder months has baffled U.S. pediatricians and put many infants in the hospital with troublesome coughs and breathing trouble.
Indiana police officer fatally shot outside federal building
A western Indiana police office was shot and killed near a federal building Wednesday, hours after an officer in Chicago along with two federal agents were shot while working undercover.
Indiana judge letting governor sue to block emergency law
A judge is letting Indiana’s governor proceed with a lawsuit challenging the increased power state legislators have given themselves to intervene during public health emergencies such as the COVID-19 pandemic.