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  • McCormick Place rooftop farm serves as launchpad for young farmers

    McCormick Place rooftop farm serves as launchpad for young farmers
    2026/09/27
    Most people know McCormick Place as a massive convention center, but dozens of Chicagoans know it as the place where they launched their careers in urban agriculture.
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  • Orland Park woman sentenced for stealing from state-run property program

    Orland Park woman sentenced for stealing from state-run property program
    2026/10/15
    Maria Michaud, 40, plead guilty in court on Wednesday to Class 2 felonies of Identity Theft and Money Laundering. ​Attorney General Kwame Raoul says Michaud stole nearly $250,000 in unclaimed property from four victims by filing fraudulent claims with the Illinois State Treasurer's Unclaimed Property Division. Michaud also opened numerous bank accounts in the names of her victims. Michaud on Wednesday was sentenced to three years in the Illinois Department of Corrections. Raoul says his office has filed a forfeiture proceeding to recover the stolen funds.
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  • Missing 12-year-old boy in Lake County, IL found by police K9

    Missing 12-year-old boy in Lake County, IL found by police K9
    2026/09/29
    ​On Monday, Lake County's sheriff's deputies for hours could not find a boy reported missing in unincorporated Zion. Then Deputy Kevin Lowe and his K9 Loki joined the search in the wooded area. ​Using the scent from the child's shoe, Loki led Lowe to a large area of thick brush and started barking. Deputies entered the brush and located the 12-year-old boy. "You can't replicate a K9's nose," Lowe said. "You could have all of this technology, but you can't replicate that and what they're capable of doing." The Lake County Sheriff's Office says last year, K9 teams helped find 35 missing people and criminal suspects.
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  • New movie filmed in part in Chicago tells true story of mother-and-son reunion

    New movie filmed in part in Chicago tells true story of mother-and-son reunion
    2026/09/28
    ​For many years, Vamarr Hunter purchased cookies from the Give Me Some Sugah bakery on 71st Street in South Shore. ​In 2022, Hunter discovered that the store owner, Lenore Lindsey, was his birth mother who gave him up for adoption. It was a shock to Lindsey as well. When Lindsey later underwent breast cancer treatment, Hunter helped run the bakery, and now does it full-time. The true story now is the subject of a movie titled "Give Me Some Sugah". Some of the scenes were filmed in Millennium Park and in the South Shore neighborhood, The movie will debut on Netflix on December 16th.
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  • Elected leaders join fight against Peoples Gas rate request

    Elected leaders join fight against Peoples Gas rate request
    2026/09/29
    WBBM political editor Geoff Buchholz reports on consumer advocates' push against a proposed rate increase from Peoples Gas.
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  • A new list finds Chicago's rodent reputation is improving

    A new list finds Chicago's rodent reputation is improving
    2026/10/07
    Pest control company Terminix lists Chicago as No. 6 most rat-infested city.
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  • Dozens want to be top Chicago cop

    Dozens want to be top Chicago cop
    2026/09/29
    44 people have applied to become Chicago’s next police superintendent. The head of the Community Commission for Public Safety and Accountability says the candidates include several people who currently or formerly worked for the department, plus law enforcement leaders in major cities. The panel’s next step is to get to know the applicants, in terms of how they made decisions and work with communities and officers.
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