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Three separate armed robberies in Edgewater happened within hours of each other, and the suspect involved is still on the run.

The city of Brighton is about to get a little greener.

The affidavits reveal that all of the suspects arrested were from China, so a language interpreter was used to help translate in most of these cases.

The stretch of warm weather Chicago has seen to start February is “pretty unusual,” said Brett Borchardt, senior meteorologist with the National Weather Service.

Dispatchers were advised that the man was also trying to light the home on fire.

The sheriff's office said they had been called to the home where it happened 16 times in the last year.

In Chicago alone, there were more antisemitic crimes in 2023 than in the previous two years combined, according to the Anti-Defamation League.

The Lost Peninsula in Michigan offers a rare chance to witness the upcoming solar eclipse in totality.

On a September day in 2023, community members gathered at the Keep Growing Detroit Farm to witness the formal announcement of the city’s first director of

Grant Babb says he didn’t bankrupt the business and he deserves to be repaid.