Could a new person of interest help solve Tammy Zywicki’s murder?
A new lead in the 1992 murder of Tammy Zywicki: Illinois State Police have identified a person of interest who they say is not a suspect. Camille Anderson, co-host of “Our True Crime Podcast,” breaks down the latest developments and what investigators hope the public can help uncover.
A new lead in the 1992 murder of Tammy Zywicki: Illinois State Police have identified a person of interest who they say is not a suspect. Camille Anderson, co-host of “Our True Crime Podcast,” breaks down the latest developments and what investigators hope the public can help uncover.
U.S.-Canada trade talks stall as tariff fight threatens higher prices
A trade expert explains what the breakdown in U.S.-Canada negotiations could mean for consumers, with cars, steel and auto parts among the industries facing potential tariffs.
A trade expert explains what the breakdown in U.S.-Canada negotiations could mean for consumers, with cars, steel and auto parts among the industries facing potential tariffs.
New video released in deadly Fox River boat crash investigation
Illinois officials are asking the public to take another look at a newly released video as investigators work to piece together what happened before a deadly boating crash on the Fox River.
Illinois officials are asking the public to take another look at a newly released video as investigators work to piece together what happened before a deadly boating crash on the Fox River.
Measles case confirmed in Kane County
A confirmed case of measles was identified in Kane County. The health department is providing updates on things you can do to prevent measles.
A confirmed case of measles was identified in Kane County. The health department is providing updates on things you can do to prevent measles.
Chicago weather: Sunny, mild start to back-to-school week
Chicago gets a stretch of mild, mostly sunny weather this week, with the main storm chances arriving Wednesday and again late Saturday into Sunday.
Chicago gets a stretch of mild, mostly sunny weather this week, with the main storm chances arriving Wednesday and again late Saturday into Sunday.
Chicago race for mayor 2027: Who's running so far?
The first round of voting for Chicago’s next mayor is just under six months away, and the field of candidates has been taking real shape in recent weeks.
The first round of voting for Chicago’s next mayor is just under six months away, and the field of candidates has been taking real shape in recent weeks.
Inside Lurie Children’s helicopter transport team
Go onboard with Lurie Children’s helicopter transport team to see the unique challenges nurses face while caring for young patients in the air. FOX Chicago is teaming up with the hospital to help raise $10,000 for its Chicago Marathon team, supporting programs like this one.
Go onboard with Lurie Children’s helicopter transport team to see the unique challenges nurses face while caring for young patients in the air. FOX Chicago is teaming up with the hospital to help raise $10,000 for its Chicago Marathon team, supporting programs like this one.
Is your smartphone making your kid dumber? What a new study found
A new study suggests your smartphone use could play a role in how children develop vocabulary skills.
A new study suggests your smartphone use could play a role in how children develop vocabulary skills.
Chicago woman speaks out after pleading guilty to reduced charge in boyfriend's stabbing death
A Chicago woman who maintained she acted in self-defense in her boyfriend's 2022 stabbing death has pleaded guilty to a reduced charge.
A Chicago woman who maintained she acted in self-defense in her boyfriend's 2022 stabbing death has pleaded guilty to a reduced charge.
Indiana Gov. Braun prompts investigation into NIPSCO following mass power outages
Indiana Gov. Mike Braun is directing several state agencies to launch investigations into the utility provider, NIPSCO, as thousands of Hoosiers remain without power following severe weather that struck two weeks ago.
Indiana Gov. Mike Braun is directing several state agencies to launch investigations into the utility provider, NIPSCO, as thousands of Hoosiers remain without power following severe weather that struck two weeks ago.
Keshia Golden pleads guilty to reduced charge in boyfriend's 2022 stabbing death
A Chicago woman who maintained she acted in self-defense in her boyfriend's 2022 stabbing death has pleaded guilty to a reduced charge.
A Chicago woman who maintained she acted in self-defense in her boyfriend's 2022 stabbing death has pleaded guilty to a reduced charge.
Wheeling hotel shooting: One man dead, another wounded
One man was killed and another wounded in a shooting Sunday evening at a Wheeling hotel, police said.
One man was killed and another wounded in a shooting Sunday evening at a Wheeling hotel, police said.
Cook County property tax bills going out after two-month delay
Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas discusses rising property taxes, what homeowners can do if they cannot afford their bill and exemptions that could lower what they owe.
Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas discusses rising property taxes, what homeowners can do if they cannot afford their bill and exemptions that could lower what they owe.
Illinois State Police identify person of interest in Tammy Zywicki murder investigation
Illinois State Police are seeking information about Theresa Belenske, a person of interest who investigators say may have known the identity of a truck driver connected to the 1992 murder investigation.
Illinois State Police are seeking information about Theresa Belenske, a person of interest who investigators say may have known the identity of a truck driver connected to the 1992 murder investigation.
Louisiana girl dies after contracting suspected brain-eating amoeba
An 8-year-old Louisiana girl died over the weekend from an infection linked to a brain-eating amoeba that health officials believe was contracted from swimming in a lake.
An 8-year-old Louisiana girl died over the weekend from an infection linked to a brain-eating amoeba that health officials believe was contracted from swimming in a lake.
Gary kids return to school after power outages
Monday was the first day of school in Gary, Indiana, following almost two weeks of having no power after severe weather.
Monday was the first day of school in Gary, Indiana, following almost two weeks of having no power after severe weather.
Chicago woman claims self-defense in murder trial
Keshia Golden, who says she acted in self-defense when she fatally stabbed her boyfriend while eight months pregnant, goes on trial as prosecutors are expected to offer a new plea deal.
Keshia Golden, who says she acted in self-defense when she fatally stabbed her boyfriend while eight months pregnant, goes on trial as prosecutors are expected to offer a new plea deal.
Fired Phoenix officers admit to violent traffic stop, court documents show
New court documents reveal disturbing details involving the two Phoenix police officers accused of assaulting and tasing a couple during a traffic stop.
New court documents reveal disturbing details involving the two Phoenix police officers accused of assaulting and tasing a couple during a traffic stop.
Chicago mayor helps welcome CPS students back to school
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is helping celebrate the first day of school as CPS students return to classrooms across the city.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is helping celebrate the first day of school as CPS students return to classrooms across the city.
Gary students return to school as thousands remain without power
Gary students are heading back to school on a two-hour delay as thousands of residents remain without power nearly two weeks after a derecho hit northwest Indiana.
Gary students are heading back to school on a two-hour delay as thousands of residents remain without power nearly two weeks after a derecho hit northwest Indiana.