Top Videos

Tributes and memorials were built in Gage Park in honor of a Chicago police officer who was shot and killed over the weekend. NBC 5’s Charlie Wojciechowski reports.

Tom Velat, from the Forest Preserve District of Dupage County, discusses the discovery of cicada exit tunnels while hinting at an early emergence of this insect’s summer takeover.

The Museum of Science & Industry created an interactive exhibit to put a local perspective on the global issue of plastic pollution. Telemundo Chicago’s Maricela Vazquez reports.

A jury in Chicago is weighing the fate of a woman accused of killing and dismembering her landlord, and Patrick Fazio has the latest on the case.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson spoke to reporters about the shooting death of CPD Officer Luis Huesca as lawmakers continue debate over whether to eliminate ShotSpotter, as Mary Ann Ahern explains.

Billions of the insects from two broods are set to crawl up from the ground this spring and summer and some people in the Chicago area have already noticed the beginning of their arrival, meaning the emergence is closer than you may think. NBC 5’s Christian Farr reports.

Loneliness is something you can struggle with no matter where you live.

Parvovirus is a highly contagious illness that can spread rapidly among dogs, but PAWS Chicago has a new treatment available for your pups, as LeeAnn Trotter explains.

A Chicago police officer was shot and killed while driving home from work over the weekend, sparking a large investigation as authorities work to determine what exactly happened. Lexi Sutter has the latest updates.

Breezy with gusts 30-35

A recent study highlights Chicago’s allure for travelers, showcasing its exceptional walkability with key landmarks like “The Bean” and the Magnificent Mile accessible within just 28 minutes on foot

Experience the breathtaking display of 1 million blooms in a riot of colors every week from Tuesday to Sunday, 11:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Visitors are greeted with a complimentary tulip upon admission and can purchase additional blooms from the gift shop.

As those of the Jewish faith come together to celebrate Passover, federal law enforcement agencies are warning about the potential for threats at the start of the holiday. Sandra Torres reports.