A "beloved" North Carolina school teacher died when an intruder attacked her as she called 911.

A U.S. military operation in Venezuela killed 32 Cuban officers over the weekend, the Cuban government said Sunday in the first official death count provided.

A four-count indictment charged ousted Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro with leading a 25-year narco-terrorism conspiracy.

Community meetings were planned across the Chicago area on Sunday after the U.S. military's strikes in Venezuela and capture of the country's president and his wife, following a large downtown protest Saturday.

With his Chicago Bulls jersey retirement just a few week away, fans got an early chance to celebrate Derrick Rose on Sunday.

A south suburban family that has been dealing with health challenges and other obstacles was surprised with Christmas in January.

A massive construction project kicks into high gear Monday in the Loop. The CTA station at State and Lake is expected to be closed for three years can be demolished and rebuilt.

American Airlines is adding 3,000 additional seats by adding flights and using larger planes in the Caribbean region. JetBlue says it expects to resume normal operations as well.

Drone footage captured adults and children venturing out onto a slippery ice shelf on Lake Michigan's southern shore, despite annual warnings from officials that shelf ice is unstable and dangerous.

Somber mourners, many with reddened eyes, filed silently out of the chapel to organ music after the hourlong Mass at the Chapelle Saint-Christophe in Crans-Montana.