Man released from prison for the 1997 murder of an Elgin toddler moves to Chicago; 4-cent per gallon fuel tax to be considered in Lake County; Suburban educators try to make schools and curriculum more culturally inclusive

Blackhawks great Brent Seabrook ends 15-year hockey career due to hip injury; 132,000 shots set single day record in Illinois; State's seven-day case positivity rate at an all-time low of 2.2%

An SUV was disabled in a lane just east of Naperville Road when it was struck by a semi that was unable to stop; Man arrested in Gurnee armed robbery now charged in Beach Park double murder; Des Plaines mass vaccination site to open Friday

A new mass vaccination site is coming to Des Plaines, and the Johnson & Johnson vaccine will be given there; A rift among Mount Prospect candidates over a racial slur; St. Charles marijuana dispensary poised to change location

83,000 doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine are coming to Illinois today; Seniors can start signing up for vaccinations at the United Center on Thursday; Carmel High School is going all in-person; A Lisle man is accused again of impersonating a cop.

Eligible suburbanites are traveling hours for vaccinations; 99-year-old Dick Duchossois on the closing of the Arlington Park he built (twice); An armed robbery in Naperville

Illinois health officials on Sunday reported fewer than 1,250 new and confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 for just the second time since late July; As Trump returns to spotlight, Kinzinger attacks 'politics of fear'; Woman who sued DuPage sheriff receiving methadone treatment

Reviewing the career of Lt. George Filenko; What's realistic for the future of Arlington Park?; Good Samaritan from Grayslake hailed as hero for saving choking victim

The United Center in Chicago will be a mass vaccination site for any eligible Illinoisan; Elgin hoping to partner with Salvation Army to help residents with past-due water bills; Car dealership where violent carjacking happened vows to go on

Single-day vaccination record; Arlington owners happy to keep horse racing in state; Des Plaines police investigating dealership carjackings