Chicago weather: Commuters bundle up as bitter cold moves in Monday

ABC Chicago 1/30 6:42A Jessica D'Onofrio

Chicago area commuters are bundling up as frigid temperatures have moved into the area.

Police warning business owners after burglaries involving U-Haul truck

CBS Chicago (News) 1/30 12:01A Elyssa Kaufman

CHICAGO (CBS)-- Police issued a warning to business owners about a burglar in a U-Haul. Police said the burglar got inside each business through the front door. In each incident, police said a light colored U-Haul van was used. The latest hit was...

Chicago Forecast Calls For Bitter Cold, Below Zero Wind Chills to Start the Week

NBC Chicago (Local) 1/29 11:46P Francie Swidler and NBC 5 Staff

First came the snow, now comes the famous Chicago cold: The forecast calls for temperatures in the low teens and wind chills below zero.

Activists coming together in Chicago area to honor Tyre Nichols

CBS Chicago (News) 1/29 11:22P Mugo Odigwe

CHICAGO (CBS)-- Organizations are honoring Tyre Nichols in the Chicago area Monday after the city of Memphis released video showing his violent January 7 police arrest. Five former Memphis police officers were fired and charged with murder in the...

2 charged with residential burglary after deadly Kenwood high-rise fire, Chicago police say

ABC Chicago 1/29 8:34P WLS

Two men have been charged in connection to a burglary at the Kenwood high-rise that was the scene of a deadly fire last week.

10 years since death of Hadiya Pendleton

CBS Chicago (News) 1/29 7:47P CBS Chicago

CHICAGO (CBS) -- Former First Lady Michelle Obama is among those pausing to remember Hadiya Pendleton, a 15-year-old girl gunned down 10 years ago Sunday. Pendleton had just finished a final exam at King College Prep when she was gunned down in a...

Early-week cold snap follows weekend snowstorm

WGNtv.com 1/29 7:24P

Residents in the north portions of the Chicago area spent much of their Sunday digging out after a major snowfall. Total accumulations ranged from as much as 6 to 10 inches across the far northern...

Feds retrieve nearly $400 million in unpaid wages for Aurora store employees

CBS Chicago (News) 1/29 6:58P Megan Hickey

CHICAGO (CBS) Wage theft costs Americans more than any other type of theft. The figure nationwide is $50 billion. But, for each person impacted it can be hundreds or even thousands of much-needed...

2 Chicago area women ID'd among 3 killed in shooting at home in upscale Los Angeles neighborhood

ABC Chicago 1/29 6:34P WLS

Two of the three women killed in a weekend shooting at a short-term rental home in an upscale Los Angeles neighborhood are from the Chicago area, according to the Los Angeles County coroner's office.

Still looking for new clues, Tylenol murder investigators order new DNA tests on key evidence

CBS Chicago (News) 1/29 5:35P Dave Savini

WHEATON, Ill. (CBS) -- Laura Morgan was only 3 years old in 1982 when her mother, Linda Morgan, bought a bottle of Tylenol from her local grocery store to ease the pain of an aching leg. Like several...

Still looking for new clues, Tylenol murder investigators order new DNA tests on key evidence

CBS Chicago (News) 1/29 5:24P CBS Chicago

Beginning on Sept. 29, 1982, and over the next week, seven people were murdered? in the Chicago area after unknowingly taking Tylenol pills that were spiked by a killer.

Two men charged with burglary after Kenwood high-rise fire

CBS Chicago (News) 1/29 5:05P Chris Tye

CHICAGO (CBS) -- There have now been arrests days after a high high-rise fire in Chicago's Kenwood neighborhood. Two Chicago men are charged with robbing residents of the very building that caught fire this week. Anger Jose Pacheco Uzcategui, 20,...

Two men charged with burglary after Kenwood high-rise fire

CBS Chicago (News) 1/29 4:52P CBS Chicago

Two Chicago men are charged with robbing residents of the very building that caught fire this week.

Body of 'John Doe' pulled from Lake Michigan near Museum Campus, Chicago police say

ABC Chicago 1/29 4:34P WLS

Detectives are investigating and are awaiting autopsy results, officials said.

Migrants Could Start Moving Into Shelter at Former Woodlawn School This Week Despite Opposition

NBC Chicago (Local) 1/29 4:01P Christian Farr and Matt Stefansk

Regardless of concerns from neighbors, the city of Chicago may soon begin moving migrants into a shelter that previously served as an elementary school in the Woodlawn community.