Storms this week are causing issues for the SouthCom Emergency Dispatch Center of Southern Cook County.

The Chicago police officer who investigators say accidentally shot and killed Officer Krystal Rivera earlier this year is now under investigation for allegedly attacking an off-duty female officer, a police report obtained by the ABC7 I-Team shows.

Elgin police detectives are once again harnessing the power of the past to bring justice to present, cracking open cold cases and taking the archives to the airways. ABC7 got an exclusive look at "Somebody Knows Something" season two.

An Army veteran trying to sell his South Side home told the ABC7 I-Team he's struggling to get squatters to move out. A new Illinois law doesn't go into effect until January 1, but he needs the strangers out of his home now.

A federal judge has blocked the Department of Homeland Security from using personal information of Medicaid recipients for immigration enforcement, including in Illinois.

XL Fest is back in Chicago, kicking off Thursday. Founder Troy Pryor joined ABC7 along with George Daniels, who will have a screening of his new documentary during the festival, to talk about the event.

They claim the board missed red flags when it came to the security guard's background.

The number of high-profile cartel targets sent to the U.S. from Mexico this year is unprecedented, a former federal prosecutor told the ABC7 I-Team. Aimed at crippling cartel influence in both countries, the extradition process usually takes years.

To close an almost billion-dollar budget deficit, Chicago Public Schools presented a balanced budget that does not include cuts to the classroom or taking out a loan Wednesday.

No charges will be filed against the police officers involved in the shooting death of Dexter Reed, Cook County State's Attorney Eileen O'Neill Burke said.