Two charged in Chicago murders
Two Chicago residents have been charged in connection with separate murders on the city’s Far South and West sides. Diamond Steward, 31, a resident of the 1000 block of East 133rd Street, has been charged with first-degree murder in connection with an Aug. 31 killing in the Altgeld Gardens neighborhood. Steward was...
A real-life treasure hunt unfolds on the North Side as collector drops coins, clues...
A Rogers Park coin collector is gradually leaving a collection of rare, early American coins around the neighborhood for residents to claim through the rest of the year. Jon Martin, 38, has “boxes and boxes” of coins, many of them from the early 1800s, that he’s amassed over his lifetime — so many that he’s decided...
$10,000 reward in shooting death of 22-year-old man on West Side
Anyone with information can give a tip anonymously and remain eligible for a cash reward.
Disc slices through roof, narrowly missing family: ‘It’s like Final Destination’
CHICAGO (WLS/CNN/CNN Newsource/WKRC) — A disc sliced through the roof of a home, narrowly missing a family. Maggie Green, a local hair stylist, recounted a terrifying incident when a disc from a nearby power line sliced through the roof of her home, narrowly missing her and a friend's ten-year-old daughter.
North Side residents push back on former CPD officers opening dispensary: ‘It ain’t happening’
There's a dispute over a planned dispensary on Chicago's Far North Side.
Pilsen mourns community ‘icon’ caught in crossfire after years of homelessness, relatives say
Pedro Toledo's family and friends told ABC7 he was an innocent bystander, caught in the crossfire of gun violence after years of experiencing homelessness.
Gold chain snatchings spread across Grant Park, Riverwalk
It’s happening again in the Loop. Chicago police are warning the public about a series of gold chain snatchings that have unfolded across Grant Park, the Riverwalk, and nearby streets — a crime pattern strikingly similar to the outbreak of necklace robberies that plagued downtown one year ago.
Families of teens shot, 1 fatally, at Douglass Park file lawsuit
The families of two teenagers who were shot, one of them fatally, in Chicago's Douglass Park are now suing the park district and the suspect.
‘It’s not okay:’ Latest victim of serial assaulter shares horrifying story
A north suburban woman is sharing her story after being randomly attacked while walking to Union Station in Chicago’s Loop. The vicious assault happened near Washington and Franklin last month, and the victim told NBC Chicago she was knocked out by a man who police said has done this before to other women.
Chicago’s Puerto Rican museum celebrates 25 years; CEO speaks on ongoing fears among community
National Museum of Puerto Rican Arts and Culture celebrates 25 years
