Scientists discover 57 new marine species lurking in the depths of the South Atlantic

A group of scientists in Argentina discovered dozens of new species in the South Atlantic Ocean, shedding new light on one of the world’s most biologically dynamic regions.

Sunshine Protection Act to end daylight saving time change hits Senate wall

The push to end daylight saving time has hit a Senate wall, with Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., saying approval of the Sunshine Protection Act would leave Arkansas kids attending school in the dark.

Chicago named best big city in America for 10th straight year
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Choose Chicago Chief Marketing Officer Lisa Nucci explains why travelers keep returning to Chicago and what the recognition means for the city.

Former Chicago-area officers charged over alleged misuse of Flock cameras

Prosecutors say two former suburban police officers are facing charges tied to searches involving Flock cameras and law enforcement databases.

Polk County school bus crash kills 2, including Winter Haven High School student: PCSO

A crash involving a Polk County school bus and three other vehicles left two people dead, including a 10th grade Winter Haven High School student, and sent multiple others to hospitals Monday morning, according to law enforcement.

Chicago woman charged in Oak Brook mall shooting that left 1 dead

A Chicago woman has been charged with three counts of attempted armed robbery in connection with a shooting at Oakbrook Center last week that left a man dead and another person injured.

Chicago-area family questions mother's cremated remains as several investigations continue

The daughters of a 70-year-old Chicago-area woman say they were already struggling with the loss of their mother. Now, an expanding investigation involving the company that arranged her cremation has left them with a painful question: Are the remains they received actually hers?

Bears stadium saga heats up as Arlington Heights plan gets new life

There's some renewed optimism the Chicago Bears will stay in Illinois and build a new stadium on property they already own in Arlington Heights. 

Chicago-area family questions mother's cremated remains as several investigations continue
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The daughters of a 70-year-old Chicago-area woman say they were already struggling with the loss of their mother. Now, an expanding investigation involving the company that arranged her cremation has left them with a painful question: Are the remains they received actually hers?

Bears stadium talks gain momentum as publicly owned Arlington Heights plan emerges
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The Chicago Bears and Illinois lawmakers appear closer to a potential Arlington Heights stadium deal, but questions remain over public ownership, taxpayer costs and infrastructure.

Harold’s Chicken faces legal battle over Robbins restaurant’s name
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Harold’s Chicken Corporation is demanding a Robbins restaurant remove its name and signage, while village officials say the business also owes rent and was not authorized to offer gambling.