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May 2, 2022

Chicago theater performance canceled as 32 weekend shootings ravage city

Violence in downtown Chicago resulted in eight deaths and a canceled theater production over the weekend, with police trying to maintain control.

May 1, 2022

Chicago would-be robbery victim flips script on suspect, draws firearm

A would-be robber in Chicago was fatally shot after two men he targeted turned the tables on him Saturday afternoon, authorities said.

April 30, 2022

Chicago man turns himself in after fatally shooting wife in Target parking lot, police say

A Chicago man turned himself in after he allegedly shot and killed his own wife in a Target parking lot.

April 29, 2022

Chicago parents demand accountability from school after son's suicide: Bullying 'was kept from us'

15-year-old Nathan Bronstein took his own life in January after being subjected to relentless cyberbullying from students at the Latin School of Chicago.

April 28, 2022

Chicago teen killed himself after bullying while elite school turned a ‘blind eye’, lawsuit claims

A Chicago teenager committed suicide after allegedly being bullied over a rumor he was unvaccinated. Now his parents are suing the elite private school he attended, claiming it did nothing to address the "torment" he suffered.

April 27, 2022

'Wild Travels' host suffers head injuries after being robbed on Chicago train

The host of television travel series was robbed and attacked Monday night while riding aboard a Chicago train line as the city's transit system continues to see a spate of violent incidents in recent weeks.

April 27, 2022

Chicago Mayor Lightfoot's $12.5 million giveaway of gas cards with her name blasted as re-election 'gimmick'

The Chicago City Council approved Mayor Lori Lightfoot's plan on Wednesday to give $12.5 million worth of gasoline and transit cards to city residents, with taxpayers paying for it.

April 27, 2022

Chicago police commander approved charges in hammer attack, overriding Kim Foxx: report

Gregory Stamps, 31, has been charged in the Saturday murder of a 42-year-old man last weekend, no thanks to Chicago's top prosecutor, Kimberly Foxx.

April 27, 2022

Sen. Kennedy grills AG Garland on crime, calls Chicago 'world's largest outdoor shooting range'

Sen. John Kennedy grills Attorney General Merrick Garland for the Department of Justice "losing on crime."

April 25, 2022

Chicago sees most violent weekend so far in 2022, with 8 murders and 42 people shot

Eight people were murdered in Chicago, with 42 people shot, in what was said to have been the Windy City’s most violent weekend year-to-date, according to police and reports on Monday.