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Black History Month can mean facing some hard truths from the past. Right now through March 15, Chicago's newest live theater in Humboldt Park is taking that head-on with the debut of "Trial in the Delta: The Murder of Emmett Till." 

Conservative entrepreneur and researcher Ted Dabrowski, DuPage County Sheriff James Mendrick, and real estate developer Rick Heidner discuss the SAFE-T Act and any potential amendments they would consider if elected Illinois governor.

Artificial intelligence is giving fraudsters an edge in trying to drain victims' wallets, even via U.S. mail.

Some first responders are being recognized as heroes in northwest suburban Cary. They saved people who fell through the ice on a lake.

There's a company investing $40 million in Chicago. They're opening up new opportunities and bringing new jobs to the city.

Two Des Plaines daycare employees allegedly battered seven young kids, including dragging a 4-year-old boy across the floor.

A man is in critical condition after being shot near a Jewel-Osco grocery store on Chicago’s South Side on Tuesday afternoon, authorities said.

Affordability will likely be a big topic for President Trump during his State of the Union address, as Indiana utility customers struggle to pay their bigger bills.

A Cook County judge ruled that the city must refund millions to drivers who were overcharged for city sticker and parking violations.

Newly released body camera video shows Downers Grove police questioning the 19-year-old accused of stabbing a pregnant woman more than 70 times and setting her on fire.

Indiana lawmakers advanced a bill to fund the construction of a new stadium for the Chicago Bears in Hammond in the latest effort to lure the team away from Illinois.

Workplace expert Lauren Winans says a subtle recalibration is underway as job seeks begin to outnumber open roles in many industries. 

Black Film Club Chicago are inviting West Side families to take part in a free community portrait event Saturday Feb. 28 on West 16th Street.