Jury convicts man of murder in Crystal Lake disappearance

A Kane County jury has found a man guilty of first-degree murder and concealment of a homicidal death in the killing of a man who disappeared while planning a trip to Florida.

 Army veteran shares journey to healing with Rush’s Road Home program   | ChicagoNOW
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Army combat veteran Melvin Gatewood opens up about life after injury, dealing with survivors’ remorse, and the mental and physical challenges veterans face at home. 

Bartlett police investigate death behind local business

Bartlett police are investigating the death of a person found behind a business Friday on County Farm Road.

New SNAP work rules take effect, putting millions at risk of losing benefits
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New federal SNAP work requirements are now in effect, expanding age limits, narrowing exemptions, and potentially cutting food assistance for millions of Americans as soon as May 1.

New TSA fee takes effect for travelers without a Real ID
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Travelers flying without a Real ID can now pay a $45 TSA “Confirm ID” fee to verify their identity online, a change that’s drawing mixed reactions from passengers at O’Hare.

18 years later, family of Lane Bryant victim still searching for answers
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Eighteen years after the Lane Bryant murders, Mike Hudek reflects on losing his sister Carrie and shares why his family continues to push for progress in the unsolved case.

Chicago woman shot by Border Patrol agent calls for release of body camera video
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A Chicago woman shot multiple times by a Border Patrol agent is demanding the release of body camera footage as she prepares to speak in Washington, D.C., alongside others injured by federal agents.

I-90 shut down after semi rollover injures EMS worker in Hoffman Estates

A semi-truck crash early Monday shut down all westbound lanes of Interstate 90 in Hoffman Estates after an EMS worker and a truck driver were injured.

Chicago weather: Cold sticks around but signs point to warmer days ahead

Light freezing drizzle and snow could make early travel slick, cold temperatures persist through the week, and a brief thaw may arrive before another cold snap this weekend.

Father Michael Pfleger honored for civil rights work at Black History Month celebration

It’s not every day a Catholic priest preaches inside a Baptist church, but on Sunday, the first day of Black History Month, Chicago civil rights activist Father Michael Pfleger was honored at King of Kings Missionary Baptist Church in Lynwood.