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A 17-year-old boy was charged with murder Monday in connection with the disappearance of two teens from northwest Indiana, prosecutors said. Lisa Chavarria reports.

The future of the Arlington International Racecourse came down to a vote Tuesday – and the decision was unanimous.

The future of the Arlington International Racecourse came down to a vote Tuesday – and the decision was unanimous. NBC 5’s Charlie Wojciechowski reports.

Toby Keith said he didn’t know a music festival he was supposed to headline in Schaumburg had been unexpectedly canceled until news broke Wednesday.

A northwestern Chicago suburb has banned the sale of dogs, cats and rabbits in pet stores, citing poor treatment and unprepared owners.

A northwestern Chicago suburb has banned the sale of dogs, cats and rabbits in pet stores, citing poor treatment and unprepared owners.

There are plenty of pets looking for new homes at area shelters this weekend, and NBC 5’s LeeAnn Trotter got the chance to meet some precocious kittens on today’s “Clear the Shelters.” 

Police are investigating a homicide after a brother of the Mariano’s grocery store founder was found dead in northwest suburban Schaumburg.

A Chicago suburb is offering commuters the chance to get prime parking at its Metra station at a cost of $1,200 per year.

The Memorial Day weekend is already proving to be a violent one, and NBC 5’s Trina Orlando has the latest details on the number of shootings so far. 

An Elgin Community College police officer was placed on leave after a confrontation with teenagers was posted to social media.

Three men reportedly stole dozens of Apple products from a popular suburban Target store during a smash-and-grab late Thursday.

Police are seeking suspects after a brazen smash-and-grab robbery at a suburban Target location.

The Chicago Bears got some incredible news on the injury front Wednesday, as a slew of key players returned to the practice field ahead of the team’s divisional showdown with the Detroit Lions.

The late Arlington Heights spook enthusiast, Michael Podlin, becomes one with his creations—a dying wish come true for a man who spent years pouring his heart and soul into extravagant Halloween displays.

After more than a decade of hosting one of the largest Halloween displays in the Arlington Heights neighborhood, a widow announces this Halloween display will be the last after her husband lost his battle with cancer. NBC 5’s Chris Hush has the details.