Palatine police have obtained nationwide arrest warrants for three men in connection with an alleged bank impersonation scheme.

More than a decade after filmmaker George Lucas announced plans to build the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art on a parking lot south of Soldier Field, the site remains unchanged as the museum prepares to open in Los Angeles next week.

A second suspect is now charged with pushing a man from a CTA Red Line train to his death, Chicago police said. A teenage girl is also facing murder charges.

President Donald Trump said in a social media post Friday that he is "banning" CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House "effective immediately."

Family, friends and colleagues of Chicago Police Officer Nelson Crespo gathered to support his recovery and honor his service nearly five months after he was critically wounded in a hospital shooting that killed his partner, Officer John Bartholomew.

A long-abandoned house at 120th Street and Indiana Avenue is getting new life as Chicago's first Cop House, a community-based initiative designed to foster public safety by addressing some of the issues that can lead to violence.

A woman says her 91-year-old mother waited about five months for a refund of more than $3,800 from an assisted living facility in the Chicago area before receiving the money after the ABC7 I-Team began asking questions.

One Chicago woman is now crediting AI with helping her identify the man who she says assaulted her over the summer.

Illinois is marking three years since the state eliminated cash bail for people awaiting trial, a major criminal justice reform that continues to draw both praise and criticism from those who say the system is either working as intended or still in need of changes.

A beloved Dominican tradition rooted in music, dance and community will be showcased in Chicago as part of the Dominican Culture Street Celebration.