Naperville officials weigh controversial, massive data center
The Naperville City Council could vote on whether or not to move forward with a massive data center that has caused quite a bit of controversy in the suburb.
The Naperville City Council could vote on whether or not to move forward with a massive data center that has caused quite a bit of controversy in the suburb.
Large police presence builds outside suburban Chicago bank
A heavy police presence responded on Wednesday morning to an incident outside a bank in suburban Blue Island.
A heavy police presence responded on Wednesday morning to an incident outside a bank in suburban Blue Island.
Daniel Naroditsky, chess grandmaster, cause of death revealed
American chess grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky, 29, was found dead at his North Carolina home on Oct. 19, and a toxicology report was recently released.
American chess grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky, 29, was found dead at his North Carolina home on Oct. 19, and a toxicology report was recently released.
Indiana man charged with setting fire to Chicago-area apartment building
A Gary man was charged with arson after allegedly setting fire to an apartment complex in Carpentersville last November, heavily damaging the building and displacing dozens of residents.
A Gary man was charged with arson after allegedly setting fire to an apartment complex in Carpentersville last November, heavily damaging the building and displacing dozens of residents.
West Loop Wedding Walk returns Feb. 1 | ChicagoNOW
The 7th annual West Loop Wedding Walk invites couples to explore Chicago’s vibrant wedding scene on Feb. 1, from noon to 5 p.m.
The 7th annual West Loop Wedding Walk invites couples to explore Chicago’s vibrant wedding scene on Feb. 1, from noon to 5 p.m.
Family Guy’s Drunken Clam comes to Chicago
Fans of "Family Guy" can now visit a fully immersive recreation of the iconic Drunken Clam in Chicago, complete with themed cocktails, photo opportunities, and a journey through the show’s universe.
Fans of "Family Guy" can now visit a fully immersive recreation of the iconic Drunken Clam in Chicago, complete with themed cocktails, photo opportunities, and a journey through the show’s universe.
Visa freeze begins for these 75 countries
The visa freeze for 75 countries begins today, Jan. 21. Here are the countries included, and what to know about the suspension.
The visa freeze for 75 countries begins today, Jan. 21. Here are the countries included, and what to know about the suspension.
Missouri couple accused of locking teens in chicken pen, shooting them with BB guns in abuse case
The couple allegedly forced children into "fight nights" and threatened them with real guns.
The couple allegedly forced children into "fight nights" and threatened them with real guns.
Chicago man charged with attempted murder after shooting victim during fight
A man has been charged in connection with a shooting that broke out during a fight with another man last September in Chicago's Gage Park neighborhood.
A man has been charged in connection with a shooting that broke out during a fight with another man last September in Chicago's Gage Park neighborhood.
Teen curfew, hemp ban among hot topics at Chicago City Council
The Chicago City Council is slated to vote on a ban on the sale of some hemp products at its Wednesday meeting.
The Chicago City Council is slated to vote on a ban on the sale of some hemp products at its Wednesday meeting.
Immigration attorney explains impact of U.S. visa freeze on dozens of countries
An immigration attorney breaks down the Trump administration’s decision to freeze immigrant visa processing for dozens of countries, examining the stated “public charge” rationale, the data behind it, and what it could mean for future immigration policy.
An immigration attorney breaks down the Trump administration’s decision to freeze immigrant visa processing for dozens of countries, examining the stated “public charge” rationale, the data behind it, and what it could mean for future immigration policy.
Family sues Joliet after police officer searches 12-year-old girl during traffic stop
The family of a 12-year-old girl filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the City of Joliet and the Joliet Police Department, alleging the child was unlawfully searched by a male police officer during a routine traffic stop.
The family of a 12-year-old girl filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the City of Joliet and the Joliet Police Department, alleging the child was unlawfully searched by a male police officer during a routine traffic stop.
Naperville City Council rejects controversial proposed data center
Naperville city leaders rejected moving forward with a controversial data center at a meeting on Tuesday night.
Naperville city leaders rejected moving forward with a controversial data center at a meeting on Tuesday night.
Online Illinois Lottery ticket hits $1 million jackpot
One lucky winner landed a winning Illinois Lottery ticket worth $1 million this month.
One lucky winner landed a winning Illinois Lottery ticket worth $1 million this month.
Boy, 13, accidentally shoots self on Chicago's West Side: police
A 13-year-old boy was hospitalized after accidentally shooting himself Tuesday night in Chicago's East Garfield Park neighborhood.
A 13-year-old boy was hospitalized after accidentally shooting himself Tuesday night in Chicago's East Garfield Park neighborhood.
Watch: Trump speaks at World Economic Forum in Switzerland
President Trump delivered an address at the World Economic Forum Wednesday, as tensions are rising with European leaders. Here’s what to know about the meeting.
President Trump delivered an address at the World Economic Forum Wednesday, as tensions are rising with European leaders. Here’s what to know about the meeting.
Chicago City Council votes to ban sale of some hemp products
The Chicago City Council voted to ban the sale of some hemp products, with some changes made to the original proposal.
The Chicago City Council voted to ban the sale of some hemp products, with some changes made to the original proposal.
Chicago weather: Light snow ends as extreme cold looms
Chicago is facing an end to light snow followed by a sharp plunge into extreme cold, with subzero temperatures and dangerous wind chills possible later this week.
Chicago is facing an end to light snow followed by a sharp plunge into extreme cold, with subzero temperatures and dangerous wind chills possible later this week.
Bears fans turn out for Caleb Williams lookalike contest
Chicago Bears fans turned out for a Caleb Williams lookalike contest at the famed Weiner's Circle.
Chicago Bears fans turned out for a Caleb Williams lookalike contest at the famed Weiner's Circle.
NW Indiana utility customers hit with massive bills
Some utility customers of Northern Indiana Public Service Company (NIPSCO) are doing a double-take after seeing their recent bills.
Some utility customers of Northern Indiana Public Service Company (NIPSCO) are doing a double-take after seeing their recent bills.



















