Memory care hidden camera case: Attorney for victim's family speaks out
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An attorney representing one of the families discusses the criminal case against a former memory care worker accused of secretly recording vulnerable residents, the pending civil lawsuit and the broader questions about oversight at the facility.

Bank of America vice president killed in Times Square stabbing spree, NYPD says

Erin Piacenti, a 32-year-old Bank of America executive from New Jersey, has been identified as the woman killed in a stabbing spree in Times Square, the NYPD said.

Old Farmer's Almanac releases 2027 winter forecast
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Old Farmer's Almanac Editor-in-Chief Carole Connare discusses the publication's 2027 winter forecast, how its long-range predictions are made and what readers can expect in this year's edition.

Map: Here's how much hotter fall has gotten in your county

Fall is supposed to bring a cool-down. But, new data suggests that’s becoming less true in nearly every corner of the country.

Questions grow over Flock cameras after officers accused of misuse
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The controversy over Flock automated license plate reader cameras is growing after several local law enforcement officers were accused of using the system in ways they were not authorized to.

Families seek answers after more than 50 decomposing bodies found at Chicago funeral home
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Cook County Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Ponni Arunkumar discusses the effort to identify more than 50 decomposing bodies found at South Chicago Chapel, support for affected families and what's next in the ongoing investigation.

Naperville police seek suspect in two batteries; $1,000 reward offered

Naperville police are asking for the public’s help identifying a person connected to attacking two women near park district pathways.

Chicago suburb suspends Flock cameras as deputy faces internal investigation

A Chicago suburb has suspended its Flock license plate cameras while a local sheriff's deputy is investigated for possible policy violations.

Mayor Johnson announces resources after Washington Park mass shooting
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Mayor Brandon Johnson visited Washington Park Tuesday to highlight resources for people affected by gun violence. The Emergency Assistance Center opens Thursday with support for victims, survivors, families and community members.

Halloween candy pulled over potential allergy risk

A Halloween candy sold in multiple states is being recalled because its packaging failed to disclose a milk allergen.

West Chicago officer placed on leave amid investigation into possible Flock camera misuse

West Chicago placed a police officer on administrative leave after the city said the officer may have improperly used the department's Flock camera system. Here's what we know.

Fire tears through home in Zion
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A fire broke out at a home in north suburban Zion early Tuesday morning.

Elgin woman found dead, ex-boyfriend charged with murder

Prosecutors say an Elgin woman's ex-boyfriend was arrested in Indiana hours after she was found dead Sunday morning.

Whiting Post Office complaints go viral after radio host says checks were altered

Complaints about a northwest Indiana post office are gaining attention after a local radio host said several checks he mailed were altered and fraudulently cashed.