Chicago woman charged in Old Town murder
CHICAGO - A Chicago woman was charged with murder in connection with a shooting last month in the Old Town neighborhood. Breanna Gilliams, 33, allegedly shot a 44-year-old man in the chest around 2:30 a.m. in the 1300 block of North Hudson Avenue. Paramedics took the victim to Northwestern Memorial...
Chicago Police Continued to Target Black, Latino Drivers with Traffic Stops in 2024, Advocacy...
Chicago police continued to target Black and Latino drivers with a massive campaign of traffic stops that failed to make the city safer in 2024 amid “significant concerns about transparency and accountability in CPD’s reporting,” according to a new analysis from a coalition of groups. Approximately 65%...
Judge finds 2 men guilty for killing West Side mother as she held her...
Two men were found guilty of killing a mother as she held her baby on the city's West Side in 2019. In March 2019, Brittany Hill was shot while talking to her boyfriend in the 1200-block of North Mason Avenue. ABC7 Chicago is now streaming 24/7. Click here to watch Witnesses said a silver sedan pulled up next to her...
Illinois teacher furious after student steals wallet, racks up charges
An Illinois middle school teacher was not satisfied with an apology from the school after a student stole her wallet and charged her credit card, leaving her living paycheck to paycheck.
Human remains discovered in Bronzeville: Chicago police launch death investigation
CHICAGO – A death investigation is underway after human remains were discovered in the Bronzeville neighborhood on Chicago’s South Side early Thursday morning. According to Chicago police, officers were patrolling the area around 1:18 a.m. when a resident flagged them down near the 4500 block of South Cottage Grove...
‘We do not turn anyone away:’ Chicago hospital’s unique approach to patient care
CHICAGO — Many medical facilities face challenges when it comes to recruitment and retention of doctors — especially those in underserved neighborhoods. Instead of relying on third-party staffing, a Chicago hospital took a traditional path — and it’s paying off. Dr Romeen Lavani is the chief medical officer at Saint...
Those Big Ball of Leaves in Your Illinois Trees are Not for Birds
For many in Illinois, this is not a mystery, but it has become a topic again. When you see a big ball of leaves in your tree this time of year, it's not birds making nests. It's another critter entirely. I need to add there is one very important exception...
‘Better in Indiana’: Bill to absorb Illinois communities advances to Senate floor
Legislation to study the absorption of secessionist Illinois counties heads to the Indiana Senate's floor after a committee vote.
‘Monster’ Midwest tornadoes kill three as terrifying pictures map trail of devastation
Pictures show the devastation left after tornadoes and violent storms tore through parts of the South and Midwest leaving three dead. Debris was thrown thousands of feet into the air and reports suggest entire buildings including an elementary school 'gone.'. The Tennessee Department of Health confirmed two...
Swap Till You Drop at Massive Clothing Exchange This Weekend in Chicago
Need a spring wardrobe refresh? Swap, don’t shop. To combat textile waste, the Chicago Fair Trade Museum is hosting what it’s billing as “Chicago’s biggest community clothing swap,” Friday through Sunday. Swaps are one way to reduce the 11 million tons of clothing the U.S....