Kellogg moving its corporate HQ to Chicago
"I think they look at Chicago as a big city where they may be able to attract some people they may not be able to attract in a smaller area."
One year later, some Woodridge homeowners still facing repairs from devastating tornado
The storm caused $110,000 in damage to Derek Rockwell's home. He said his repairs just wrapped up last week, but he's still navigating an insurance maze.
CPD asks public's opinion to establish specific 'Positive Community Interactions' policy
CPD facing criticism for using PCIs as their primary source in creating trust between police and the community.
Bus companies, school districts offer higher bonuses in effort to hire more drivers
Bonuses up to $5,000 is being offered as districts continue to struggle with bus driver shortage.
Lake Co. K9 follows his nose to solve crimes, find missing persons
"You know we understand each other. I read him very well and he reads me probably even better. And once you have that combination, it makes for a very good working K9 team."
ComEd still working to restore power knocked out during storm as intense heat moves in
ComEd plans to have majority of people back online later Tuesday, but that news brings little solace to people stuck at home in triple digit heat with no air conditioning.
Gunfire in Ukrainian Village damages cars, strikes home, leaving residents uneasy
Adam Ramirez woke up Sunday to find two bullet holes in his car windows and a backseat covered in shattered glass.
How will businesses benefit from new CDC rule for international travel?
Beginning Sunday, international travelers will no longer have to show proof of a negative covid test before entering the U.S.
Public records reveal discrimination, harassment claims at 34th and Lawndale Streets and Sanitation Yard
Public records reveal numerous claims of harassment and discrimination within one City of Chicago department.
Double withdrawals of property tax payments were result of 'human error,' Lake County treasurer says
Instead of making one payment, families with auto pay from a checking account got hit with two withdrawals.
With three law enforcement officers shot in Chicago since Wednesday, many families struggle with trauma
"All of the Chicago Police clients that we have, have been discussing this -- and are very concerned about their own safety," Steiner said.
Video, photos catch thieves stealing catalytic converters in broad daylight on Memorial Day
Neighborhood watch groups are abuzz over a team of thieves stealing catalytic converters in broad daylight.
'We just wanted to help people': Ukrainian refugee helping others displaced by war settle in Chicago
"They're looking for help with housing. They're looking for legal help with their immigration forms they need to fill out. And just to orient themselves with how to live life, day to day, in the city."
Statue commemorating victims of 1958 Our Lady of Angels fire returned to site of school
December of this year will mark 64 years since a horrific fire at Our Lady of Angels school that killed 92 students and three nuns.
Memorial Day beachgoers in Chicago upset when booze is confiscated
"I'm happy everyone is safe, having fun and enjoying the beautiful weather."