Bald eagle rescued from ice in Waukegan Harbour
A volunteer with the Chicago Bird Collision Monitors used his kayak skills to reach the bird.
More than 800 flights canceled Thursday at Chicago airports as winter storm arrives
Check back for flight cancellation updates as the storm progresses.
Rush on to stock up on everything from snowblowers to baked goods ahead of snowstorm
From the bakery counter to the hardware store, consumers dropped some early green to ensure this white Christmas is a smooth one.
From travel to shopping and worship, winter storm bears down hard on holiday plans
The strong storm is expected to hit Chicagoland with just about everything -- cold temperatures, high winds, dangerous wind chills, and potentially significant snow.
Experts: Site of bulldozed equestrian center could be prime burial site for heiress Helen Brach
Critics say searching at the old Glen Grove Equestrian Center site is an expensive needle-in-a-haystack effort. Others say it is worth exploring to solve one of Chicago's most mysterious disappearances.
OSHA: Safety precautions were insufficient at Buffalo Grove site where worker died
Nikodem Zaremba died Monday evening after being pulled from the trench by first responders.
Worker dies after being trapped by trench collapse in Buffalo Grove
Rescuers spent a frantic few hours Monday evening trying to save the man, but he did not make it.
Why is CPS collecting most property tax revenue in years despite plummeting enrollment?
CPS is maxing out their ask this tax year, despite enrollment hitting 10-year lows.
Robber targets women in north lakefront neighborhoods, drives off in U-Haul truck
These robberies happened three times of two days - Monday to Tuesday.
At least one DCFS worker back on job after failing to take action before death of Amaria Osby
This news is not sitting well with the family of the 8-year-old girl, whose mother is charged with her murder.
Dunbar Academy community says they have no answers as to why principal was removed
There is no word on the nature of what is being investigated. Alston said the local school council does not have answers either.
Property taxes are skyrocketing in gentrifying neighborhoods in Chicago
It's good news if you're selling, but bad news if you're trying to rent – and really bad news if you're just getting by in a gentrifying neighborhood.
St. Ignatius hockey players file lawsuit against semi-truck driver who hit bus
The families said they're suing the truck driver and two trucking companies -- accusing them of willful disregard of the safety of those on that bus.
Debate rages as some parents object to book read to kids at library in Lincolnwood
Some in the northern suburb say a book with LGBTQ+ themes, which was read to kids this summer, was inappropriate. Others say the complaints are stigmatizing the LGBTQ+ community.
Jury awards $25.5 million to James Hill, who served 17 years for crime he didn't commit
This verdict might not be the last payday for Hill.