Man fatally shot as Chicago armed robbers run from gas station

Chicago police are investigating after a man was fatally shot as armed robbers ran away from a gas station early Tuesday.

Gary residents endure 13 days without power as frustration with NIPSCO grows
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Gary residents gathered at a local church for support and resources as they endured a 13th night without electricity, while Mayor Eddie Melton pressed NIPSCO for answers and action.

ICE sightings reported across Chicago as students return to school
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Several communities are on edge after reports of possible Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity surfaced across Chicago on the first day of school.

Father Michael Pfleger speaks after reinstatement at St. Sabina

Father Michael Pfleger has been reinstated at St. Sabina Parish after an independent review of a sexual abuse allegation against him found there was no reason to believe he was guilty, the Archdiocese of Chicago announced Monday.

ICE sightings reported across Chicago as students return to school

Several communities are on edge after reports of Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity surfaced across Chicago on the first day of school.

Chicago senior citizens targeted in ruse burglary spree

Chicago police are warning residents in the Morgan Park neighborhood about a ruse burglary pattern targeting senior citizens.

Indiana governor calls for investigation into power restoration: 'NIPSCO has failed'

Nearly two weeks after the Aug. 11 storms, thousands of NIPSCO customers across northwest Indiana are still waiting for their power to come back. Gary has been among the hardest-hit communities.

Chicago’s Cortland Street Bridge faces years-long closure for repairs

The Cortland Street Bridge will remain closed for several years as the Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT) works to rehabilitate the aging structure.  

Chicago weather: Severe storms could return Wednesday

Chicago will enjoy warm, mostly sunny weather through Tuesday before scattered storms arrive Wednesday, followed by more sunshine and another rain chance Sunday.

Chicago home search leads to felony charges, seizures of drugs and guns

Three people are facing felony charges after investigators recovered firearms, drugs, ammunition and more than $14,000 during a search of a home in Chicago’s Wrightwood neighborhood.

1,328 undocumented immigrants arrested in Maryland, Virginia during 2-week ICE operation

More than 1,300 undocumented immigrants were arrested during a two-week ICE operation in Maryland and Virginia, according to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

Chicago woman pleads guilty to avoid prison time in boyfriend’s stabbing death
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Keisha Golden pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and will avoid prison under a deal that gives her two years of probation after prosecutors say she stabbed her boyfriend during an argument while eight months pregnant.

Vehicle carrying ICE agents crashes on I-55 ramp: police
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Illinois State Police are investigating a two-vehicle crash Monday involving a vehicle carrying ICE agents on a ramp off Interstate 55 in Chicago.

Tammy Zywicki cold case: New DNA lead emerges in investigation

Illinois State Police announced they have a new lead in the 34-year-old cold case of a murdered college student.

Tammy Zywicki cold case: New DNA lead emerges in investigation
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Illinois State Police announced they have a new lead in the 34-year-old cold case of a murdered college student Tammy Zywicki.

Indiana governor calls for investigation as thousands remain without power after tornadoes
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Nearly two weeks after severe storms and tornadoes hit northwest Indiana, more than 9,000 NIPSCO customers remain without power as Gov. Mike Braun calls for an investigation into the utility’s storm response and infrastructure spending.

Supreme Court clears way for Trump mail-in voting restrictions

The Supreme Court on Monday cleared the way for President Donald Trump to move ahead with his executive order restricting mail-in voting.