Flu vaccine no longer required for military members, Hegseth announces

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced the flu vaccine is now optional for military members, saying they no longer have to choose “between their conscience and their country."

10 years since Prince’s death: Fans gather at Paisley Park to honor music icon

Tuesday marks 10 years since the death of Minnesota music legend Prince, and fans are once again gathering at Paisley Park to remember his life and legacy.

Surge in smash-and-grab burglaries raises concerns for Chicago businesses
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G. Michael Verden breaks down why vehicle-driven smash-and-grab crimes may be increasing in Chicago and what business owners can do to better protect themselves.

Joseph 'Troubles' Matos: FBI ups reward for fugitive wanted in killing of National Guardsman

The FBI has increased the reward for information leading to the capture of a man wanted in connection with the murder of a National Guardsman nearly five years ago in Chicago.

Chicago police recover guns, $280K in cash and make arrests in South Side raids

Two convicted felons were arrested and nine firearms were recovered during an investigation into stolen property linked to recent burglaries across the Chicago area.

Minor league catcher turned in by Atlanta Braves following deadly I-75 hit-and-run crash: FHP

An 18-year-old Atlanta Braves minor league catcher was arrested for leaving the scene of a hit-and-run crash that killed a semi-tractor-trailer driver on I-75 in Manatee County Monday morning, according to troopers.

CTA replaces unarmed security with more police officers amid crime concerns
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The Chicago Transit Authority confirmed it was moving away from using private, unarmed security guards across its system and will replace them with police officers.

DA charges San Jose teen with murder, sex assault of 'Baby Jaxon'

The Santa Clara County District Attorney on Monday announced charges against a then-17-year-old for the death and sexual assault of a 2-year-old boy nicknamed "Baby Jaxon." 

Illinois teen stabbing case returns to court this week

A Sycamore mother said she is still waiting for justice more than two years after her teenage son was stabbed to death. 

Illinois teen stabbing case returns to court this week
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A Sycamore mother said she is still waiting for justice more than two years after her teenage son was stabbed to death.