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Don’t panic: Christmas and Hanukkah aren’t here yet, and you’ve still got some time to do last minute shopping. But the clock is ticking, and popular retail and grocery stores may have different hours leading up to the holidays.

A large number of mysterious drones have been reported flying over parts of the U.S., sparking speculation and concern over where they came from and why.

Certain bags of Lays potato chips are being recalled in two states, according to the Federal Drug Administration, but not for reasons you may think.

Thousands of Amazon workers are set to strike in the middle of holiday shipping season, including at one facility in the Chicago suburbs. Could it impact your holiday delivery?

A winter storm set to hammer parts of Minnesota and Wisconsin with heavy snow will gradually creep into Illinois Thursday. Here’s what to expect.

A Chicago suburb was named to a list of the 50 best places to travel worldwide in 2025 by travel blog TravelLemming, alongside locations in Puerto Rico, Indonesia and Vietnam.

Workers at a group of Amazon warehouses across the U.S., including one in Chicago’s suburbs, will walk off the job Thursday, the Teamsters announced Wednesday night.

Colder temperatures and chances for snow are likely to finish off the week in parts of the Chicago area, though how much snow you see will likely depend on where you live.

Oysters potentially contaminated with norovirus have led to a significant recall impacting more than a dozen states, including Illinois.

A 14-year-old girl who was shot and killed in Monday’s school shooting in Madison, Wisconsin has now been publicly identified for the first time.

Caleb Williams acknowledged the frustration he is experiencing and the impact all this losing is having on him.

Last month, an uninsured school bus company was barred by the state from transporting students. So why were these school buses still being spotted on the road? An NBC 5 responds investigation prompts action from law enforcement..

A Logan Square resident is continuing to recover after being brutally attacked in the neighborhood, steps away from where he lives.

Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart says his office’s electronic monitoring program, in place for more than three decades, will come to an end next year.