The season finale of the "Golden Bachelor" took a dramatic turn when Cindy decided to walk away, leaving Peg the last woman standing. Mel decided that she was the one, and they are now starting a new journey together.

The search for Melodee Buzzard began on Oct. 14 when a school administrator reported the 9-year-old had been absent for a prolonged time.

Executive coach Cheryl Grace teaches women how to turn their visions into victories. She's going to be hosting a retreat to teach those skills.

Aurora has passed an ordinance banning federal agents from using city property to arrest immigrants without a warrant. However, there are questions about how effective these types of laws are.

In years to come, the well-used beaches and playing fields of Calumet Park on Chicago's Southwest Side will get a new attraction.

On Wednesday, the oversight body watchdog urged CPS to reform its travel policies, after the OIG found CPS travel expenditures surged to $7.7 million last year.

Jesús "Chuy" García's chief of staff Patty García kicked off her congressional campaign Wednesday to take his seat.

A Chicago alderman confronted Gov. JB Pritzker over his opposition to a proposed corporate head tax.

It's the 50th anniversary of "Siskel & Ebert." Richard Roeper sat down with ABC7 share some memories of the legendary Chicago film critics' groundbreaking TV show that influenced generations.

ABC7 is taking a look back at some of the most heartwarming and uplifting stories from across our area, along with the positive work so many Chicagoans are doing that truly make us proud of our hometown.