WGN's Gaynor Hall talks to leadership from Skills for Chicagoland's Future about how they have made a name for themselves connecting people from the South and West Side to quality job opportunities.
WGN's Gaynor Hall talks to leadership from Skills for Chicagoland's Future about how they have made a name for themselves connecting people from the South and West Side to quality job opportunities.
A man who was accused of brutally murdering six of his family members has been found unanimously guilty on all six counts of first-degree murder.
The incident occurred on Sept. 3, police said.
Officers assigned to the station’s front desk saw the man had a plastic bag in his hand, and one officer noticed what looked like the barrel of a gun protruding from the bag, Brown said.
Jesus Garza came from Mexico as a young man looking for a better life. From factory worker to auto mechanic Garza built a successful business in the city of Arcola — 170 miles south of Chicago. But then he tackled his biggest challenge of all: politics.
It's the 'Miracle at the gas station' and a story for the ages of one couple married 52 years!
Chicago police are seeking the public's help identifying a person of interest in a broad daylight carjacking caught on surveillance video.
A settlement is announced between "Rust" production members and the family of Halyna Hutchins. Anousha Sakoui, entertainment industry reporter with the Los Angeles Times, joins the WGN Evening News to explain the latest developments and what is still ahead.
WGN's Bronagh Tumulty talks to a Plainfield couple about their mind-blowing Halloween decorations and what they're doing to make sure everything goes smoothly through the rest of spooky season.
WGN's Julian Crews covers the brutal murder of 6 Gage Park family members and the results of the trial more than 6 years later.
WGN's Alyssa Donovan covers a story in Wonder Lake.
WGN's Bronagh Tumulty covers more on the Halloween attraction and the support it has received from around the country.
