Naperville IL

Community members lined both sides of the Washington Street Bridge in Naperville Thursday evening to take part in the “Good Trouble Lives On” John Lewis Day of Action. The rally was held to honor the late Congressman John Lewis, a civil rights activist who died on July 17, 2020.

KENDALL COUNTY, Ill. (TCN) -- A woman will spend three decades behind bars for killing her girlfriend nearly two years ago following an argument. According to a July 10 news release from the Kendall County State’s Attorney’s Office, Alexia Telles entered a plea agreement, and a judge sentenced her to 30 years in the...

Before we start naming names here, I should point out that none of the three Chicago suburbs that made this year's list of rankings from GoBankingRates.com made the very top of the list as the single wealthiest suburb in the entire country. That honor goes to Scarsdale, New York, which...

Hungry for a feast without limits? Illinois boasts some of the most mouthwatering all-you-can-eat buffets in the Midwest. From sizzling steakhouses to international cuisine wonderlands, these spots let you pile your plate high with delicious food for one fixed price. Whether you’re craving Polish pierogi, Korean BBQ,...

CITY HALL — Weeks after the drowning of 27-year-old stylist Zahrie Walls, Ald. Stephanie Coleman (16th) is pushing for a law that would require anyone boarding a boat to wear a life vest. Coleman introduced the ordinance during Wednesday’s City Council session. The proposed law would apply to all...

NASCAR is hitting pause on its Chicago Street Race for a year, officials said.

A 27-year-old Homewood man is facing charges for allegedly using a teen-focused social app to meet and sexually abuse underage girls across Chicagoland, according to police reports and court filings. According to Chicago police, officers were called to the Logan Square home of a woman who reported her 15-year-old...

A Chicago woman who set out to learn more about her ancestry had no idea a long-hidden family secret would be uncovered. The bombshell: the man who raised her was in fact not her father. Cherise Irving grew up on the city’s South Side. Her parents separated when she...

In this first episode of a three-part series on Illinois' controversial SAFE-T Act, former Chicago Police Commissioner Garry McCarthy sits down with suburban police chiefs Marc Maton (Lemont, IL) and Tom Herion (Village of Lyons) to dig into what law enforcement veterans really think about the law.

A woman allegedly drowned a 1-year-old child on the city's South Side, according to Chicago police.