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More Cases Filed, Alleging Sexual Abuse at Juvenile Correction Centers Run by the State of Illinois.

Chicago City Council fails to override mayor's teen 'snap' curfew veto

Mayor Brandon Johnson has officially vetoed the controversial "snap" curfew ordinance at Wednesday's City Council meeting. The City Council failed to override the Mayor's veto with a 27 to 22 vote.

Susana Mendoza won't seek another term

Rap artist addresses mass shooting

Struggling major mall on Chicago's Southwest Side could face demolition

Residents on the Southwest Side could lose one of their major shopping centers starting next year.

Glenview tests compost drop-off sites

North suburban Glenview has joined the growing list of municipalities that are diverting food from landfills by composting. A community environmental group opened two free drop-off sites last week, thanks to a grant from a local private foundation.

Brookfield Zoo opens primate exhibit

The Brookfield Zoo opened a new three-acre exhibit for primates to climb, swing in and explore on Friday. Zoo leaders and local politicians welcomed donors and guests for a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the 66-million-dollar James and Elizabeth Bramsen Tropical Forests.

Wauconda dogs hoarded

Dozens of dogs saved from deplorable conditions at a home in Wauconda.

White Sox celebrate 2005 World Series team

The calendar says 20 years have passed since the White Sox won their last World Series. WBBM's Rob Hart reports.

North Chicago Mayor Returns Dropped Toolbox To Mechanic

North Chicago Mayor Leon Rockingham, Jr. saw a toolbox fall from a truck and was able to track down the owner and return it.