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Three vanished film students whose case had become emblematic of Mexico's 30,000 missing people were killed after being caught unaware in the midst of a drug gang turf battle, officials say.

Arlington Heights police are searching for a man who approached a girl on her way to an elementary school Tuesday morning from his car and told her to get inside the vehicle, authorities said.

She was summoned to jury duty at the downtown Daley Center courthouse, but the Chicago attorney and mother to a newborn said she couldn’t fulfill her civic duty because there was no private place to pump breast milk.

A woman from central Illinois has become the fourth person to die from synthetic marijuana, officials announced Tuesday.

The suspect in Sunday's killings at a Tennessee Waffle House once lived in Colorado, where police say a co-worker described him as being paranoid and delusional at times. The co-worker also told a detective the man was infatuated with Taylor Swift and claimed to be a sovereign citizen.

Authorities say a woman was shot and killed during a Zion home invasion last month by two men seeking to rob a resident of money he was awarded in a lawsuit settlement, according to court records. One suspect has since been taken into custody and held in lieu of $3 million bail.

A Hammond man will serve life in prison after being convicted for seeking sex from minors online.

While the weather might be getting warmer, there’s no reason not to spend a cozy few hours (or if we’re being honest, a whole lazy weekend) indoors with the slew of movies, TV shows, documentaries and other programming coming to Netflix.

Avisail Garcia will miss at least 10 days with a strained right hamstring. The White Sox hope it won’t be more.

As people lay dying, the driver climbed out of his van and pointed an object at the police.

Mark Thomas knows all too well the struggles of a neighborhood business staring down changing trends and the rise of Amazon. Yet the owner of the 40-year-old punk shop The Alley isn’t cowering.

If you were watching — like much of the rest of the world — Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, went home (coiffed, dressed and, yes, standing up) hours after she gave birth to the royal couple’s third child.

OTTO Engineering, Carpentersville’s largest employer, has boosted its starting pay by more than 40 percent as a means of attracting quality employees and encouraging local students to attain the skills needed to work there, company President Tom Roeser said.

The Cubs took precautionary measures Tuesday night by keeping slugger Kris Bryant out of the lineup against the Indians.

Getting caught with certain weapons near Chicago nursing homes would come with a stiff fine and possible jail time under the City Council’s bid to create safe zones like those already in place around parks, schools and CTA stations.

The man who snatched an AR-15 rifle away from a gunman at a Tennessee restaurant told Tennessee lawmakers Tuesday he faced "the true test of a man," drawing a standing ovation during his brief address.

The messages are as haunting as the responses are encouraging.

In a hallway at Ivy Tech’s Valparaiso campus, survivors of sexual assault are being encouraged to anonymously share their experiences as part of events for Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

“Molested by a cousin. Raped at a party – high....

We're all preparing for the Trump-Kim summit to go wrong. But what if it goes right?

The Bears hosted two events Tuesday, the annual Brian Piccolo Award ceremony and general manager Ryan Pace’s pre-draft news conference.

Travis Reinking, the mentally disturbed man charged in the Waffle House killings, had his guns taken away with the help of law enforcement.

Summer festival season just got a little more indulgent: The Chicago Tribune on Tuesday announced Food Bowl, a weeks-long food festival starting Aug. 8.

Summer festival season just got a little more indulgent: The Chicago Tribune Food Bowl, a weekslong food festival starting Aug. 8, has been announced.

Travis Reinking, the mentally disturbed man charged in the Waffle House killings, had his guns taken away with the help of law enforcement.

Ryan Pace came to the dais in the Halas Hall media center Tuesday morning wearing his usual draft-week poker face. League rules mandate that the Bears general manager hold a news conference before the draft. But for Pace it’s an annual exercise in friendly evasion, a smile-filled duck-and-dodge...

Yeti coolers are the hottest coolers around. They are also wildly expensive, between $250 and $1,300, depending on the size. So a discount on a Yeti, like the company offered to the NRA and other organizations, is no small thing.