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Ex bank manager charged with $154K in account thefts
A former bank employee is charged with multiple counts of theft and accused of stealing from the accounts of several customers.
Cinco de Mayo parade in Chicago’s Little Village canceled again over immigration concerns
"We remain hopeful that conditions will improve in the future," one organizer said.
Pope Leo attended iconic ‘Bozo’s Circus’ as a child, brother reveals
Long before he became Pope Leo XIV, he was just a Chicago kid with a front-row seat to one of TV’s most iconic shows, according to his brother.
Social Security offices in several states temporarily closed. See list here
The agency notes the closures are due to construction and crowd-control restrictions.
Iran seizes ships in Strait of Hormuz after Trump extends ceasefire
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) attacked multiple ships in the Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday, less than a day after President Trump extended the ceasefire indefinitely until Tehran agrees to negotiate a new deal.
The history and evolution of Earth Day
Wednesday is Earth Day, a global day of support that raises awareness about our environment.
Local police looking for information on woman’s identity
Police are asking for help identifying a woman who showed up at the hospital but does not remember her name or any details that could identify her.
Ohio EPA director talks lead line replacement, water quality
Wednesday is Earth Day, and WKBN sat down with the director of the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency to learn more about the department's efforts to protect public and environmental health.
FDA updates risk recall for cantaloupe sold in Pa.
Over 8,300 cartons of cantaloupe that were distributed to four different states are being recalled for potential Salmonella contamination, according to the FDA.