DuPage County

While inside an Ulta store, 39-year-old Dana Durrenberger allegedly created a distraction while two teen girls, including her daughter, put various makeup items in their handbags.

A suburban man was arrested this week on charges of possessing child pornography.

A 42-year-old man is accused of assaulting three elderly victims in a Chicago suburb on Tuesday.

A senior living facility in Woodridge caught fire Tuesday night. 

During the pursuit, Russell Miller allegedly drove near York High School as students were being released for the day and sideswiped a school bus, lost control and crashed into another car. There were five children in the suspect vehicle, ranging in age from two months to 10 years old, prosecutors said.

A carnival was shut down Friday night in Lombard due to a fight.

The vehicle fleeing from police was occupied by two men, one woman and five children.

A jury found an Aurora man guilty of breaking into a woman's house, sexually assaulting her and then forcing her to drive him to her bank to withdraw money from her account.

Casimiro led the officer on a high-speed chase through a shopping mall, a residential area, over a grassy hill and into the Timber Lakes Apartment Complex, prosecutors said.

A Villa Park man was charged after allegedly trying to sell illegal cannabis products to a group of boys at McDonald's.

Workers at a Portillo’s food production center in Addison voted Thursday to unionize.

Three Cook County men have been accused of burglarizing an elderly couple’s home through a contaminated water ruse in Naperville. 

Bond was set at $100,000 for Dionte Washington.

The city of Aurora is getting ready to welcome a new business, and hundreds of new jobs.

A suburban man has been charged in a violent rollover crash that caused the death of his best friend, according to prosecutors.

"The allegations that a fourteen-year-old boy, two years away from even taking his driver’s test, led police on a high-speed chase is extremely disturbing," said DuPage County State's Attorney Robert Berlin.

Earlier this year, Mayor Richard Irvin and Congressman Bill Foster delivered a check to expand the main dispatch center, and Monday, Irvin returned with gifts for each of them — personally delivering them during each shift.