Suburban cop recertified after teenage petty theft incident stripped her of police powers
An Illinois police board has re-certified a suburban police officer after she was stripped of her police powers for a petty theft that happened when she was a teenager.
Pritzker responds after suburban police officer decertified by Illinois for stealing $15 shirt in 2008
A former suburban police officer who can no longer work as a cop because of a crime she committed 15 years ago is getting more support.
Pritzker responds after suburban police officer decertified for stealing $15 shirt in 2008
A former suburban police officer who can no longer work as a cop because of a crime she committed 15 years ago is getting more support.
Suburban cop speaks out after being decertified for past crime
A suburban police officer was decertified for a crime she committed 15 years ago.
Suburban cop who stole $15 shirt in 2008 decertified by Illinois, can no longer be a police officer
A suburban police officer was decertified for a crime she committed 15 years ago.
Suburban cop who stole $15 shirt in 2008 decertified by Illinois
A suburban police officer was decertified for a crime she committed 15 years ago.
Turning lemons into hope: Riverside lemonade stand continues fight against childhood cancer
A bittersweet fundraiser is taking over southwest suburban Riverside on Friday.
Riverside lemonade stand continues fight against childhood cancer
A bittersweet fundraiser is taking over southwest suburban Riverside on Friday.
Girl Scout Leader inspired by 1992 troop visit to Japan
A former Girl Scout and current Troop Leader in Riverside traveled to Japan with her troop as a child in 1992. Amy Sheridan now leads a group of Girl Scouts that is hosting scouts from Japan.
Brookfield Zoo hosts 45 injured veterans for Soldier Ride
The Chicago Zoological Society welcomed the Wounded Warrior Project to Brookfield Zoo.
Berwyn police warn of potentially violent large youth gathering at North Riverside Park Mall
Suburban police issued a warning to the public on Wednesday after they say they received credible intelligence suggesting a large youth gathering with the potential for violence is planned to take place this weekend at a Chicago-area mall.
Driver killed after crashing vehicle into Riverside high school sign
A driver was killed after crashing their vehicle Sunday night outside a high school in west suburban Riverside.
Suburban mom packages donated items for women at shelters in 'Love Purses'
Beyond Valentine’s Day, a southwest suburban mom has made it her mission to spread love all year round. Now her project is being duplicated around the world.
Chicago-area man sentenced to 7 years for laundering drug money for Mexican drug traffickers
A suburban Chicago man was sentenced to seven years in federal prison Tuesday after he was convicted of laundering illegal narcotics proceeds on behalf of drug traffickers in Mexico.
Suburban teacher on leave after allegedly having relationship with student
The lawsuit claims the teacher convinced the teenage student to get an abortion after she became pregnant with his child.
Brookfield Zoo among venues torn up by powerful storm
Powerful storms caused tree damage at Brookfield Zoo, forcing the zoo to close Tuesday morning.
Coors Light hosting 'Jort your Jeans' event at Chicago, suburban bars to mark start of summer
You'll use a measuring tape and chalk to mark the desired shortness of said jorts. You can also bedazzle them!
Suburban Chicago man convicted of laundering drug proceeds on behalf of traffickers in Mexico
A search was conducted of Han's residence and law enforcement found a money counter, multiple firearms, more than $1.1 million in cash that was concealed in cookie tins inside of a drop ceiling in the basement and about $200,000 in cash in vacuum-sealed packaging in the basement closet.
'Violent' Chicago man out on bond for multiple felonies allegedly fires gun in restaurant
A man who was supposed to be on electronic monitoring for a slew of alleged crimes shot a gun into the ceiling of a Chicago restaurant last weekend while threatening five employees.
North Riverside man threatened to shoot people if bank tellers didn't give him money, criminal complaint says
In each robbery, Antonio Collins allegedly handed the teller a handwritten note demanding money and stating that he would shoot people if the teller didn't comply, a criminal complaint said.