Glenview man charged with helping North Korea produce WMD

A northwest suburban man and his father are in federal custody after being charged with conspiring to provide machinery and parts for weapons of mass destruction to North Korea through a Glenview-base Read More

Suit: Financial officer embezzles $205K from charity

A former financial officer for a West Side charity stole more than $205,000 for personal use, according to a lawsuit filed Monday by the Illinois Attorney General's office. Read More

City Hall considers $100 reward for city dumper snitches

At City Hall, rewards are in the works to help solve a big housekeeping problem in the city's neighborhoods. Read More

Quinn vetoes electric-rate hike; legislators likely to override

Gov. Pat Quinn on Sunday vetoed legislation that would raise electricity rates by $70 million a year for the modernization of the electrical grid. Read More

NU student found dead in university lab building

A Northwestern University student was found dead in a university building Sunday, Pioneer Press is reporting. Read More

At least 9 injured in weekend violence

At least nine people were wounded in gun violence throughout the city over the weekend, including three men who were shot at the same time in the West Englewood neighborhood early Monday. Read More

Chicago Police officer fatally shoots teenage boy on West Side

A Chicago Police officer fatally shot a teenage boy who was firing a gun at pedestrians Sunday afternoon in the North Lawndale neighborhood on the West Side, authorities said. Read More

Sheriff Tom Dart proposes Cook County concealed-carry ordinance

Sheriff Tom Dart said Sunday that he is proposing a concealed-carry gun ordinance to keep Cook County from becoming the "Wild West." Read More

Good news for CTA riders: Wells Street Bridge reopened

Service on CTA Brown and Purple line trains returned to normal Monday morning after work crews rebuilding the Wells Street Bridge finished a major phase of construction. Read More

Quinn signs law letting new Oak Park village president keep his restaurant

Incoming Oak Park Village President Anan Abu-Taleb will get to keep his restaurant and its liquor license after taking the oath of office Tuesday as the near west suburb’s top village official, the Ch Read More