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A Chicago MMA fighter died after a competition Friday night at a suburban stadium, officials said.

A Cook County man who opened fire on two people sitting in a parked Jeep will serve 42 years in prison. Prosecutors said Damian Gonzales, 27, of Chicago, pleaded guilty to attempted murder and aggravated violence with a firearm. He was sentenced on Wednesday in DuPage County. Judge Brian Telander...

Corshawnda Hatter is reportedly relocating to a new home, just days after a group of school-aged kids jumped her and her son. The Chicago mom was walking home after picking up her nine-year-old and her daughter from Orville Bright Elementary School. Suddenly, a group of kids surrounded them. They taunted and used...

A cryptocurrency founder in Illinois has been accused by the FBI of orchestrating a $10 million dollar money laundering scheme.

Charlie Minn, documentary filmmaker, joins Lisa Dent to discuss his forthcoming documentary about the Lane Bryant murders. Minn shares that the first responder to the crime scene will be featured in the film. He casts doubt that the Tinley Park police department will ever solve the crime and hopes the documentary...

I first spotted the line curling down 7500 W North Ave and briefly mistook it for a neighborhood parade, at least until the aroma drifting through the air clarified everyone’s true mission. Johnnie’s Beef had me hooked on the very first waft of pepper, garlic, and slow-simmered magic floating...

Imagine the late-night panic when two college students realized they’d bitten off more than they could chew with those edibles. What happened next was quite the story.

Police are searching for a man who robbed El Amigo Carniceria in Mount Prospect at gunpoint around 5:30 p.m. Wednesday and fled in a white SUV. The suspect, described as a Hispanic man in his mid-30s to mid-40s, 5-foot-4 to 5-foot-6 with a medium build, wore a black hoodie and pants.

Police in Arlington Heights are investigating after two people were found dead inside a home late Friday afternoon.

A program allowing Chicago police officers to file charges in low-level gun crimes without first getting approval from a prosecutor will be expanded across the city, Cook County State's Attorney Eileen O'Neill Burke announced on Friday.