Suzanne Le Mignot

Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge's new book, "The Dysregulated Kid" explains that a child's meltdown could be due to an overwhelmed nervous system.

The last remaining suspect has been arrested and charged in an incident last month in which a man was shoved off a Chicago Transit Authority Red Line train and killed, a police source said.

A Chicago woman said she feels lucky to be alive after she and a man were shot on a CTA bus on Wednesday in Englewood.​

A high school senior was shot and killed on his way to school Friday morning in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood.

Grace Lombardo is running for the Lynn Sage Breast Cancer Foundation to fund the fight against the disease.

Seniors living at the Garden House of Maywood Apartments protested outside their management company's offices Thursday, demanding a rent reduction after nearly two weeks without hot water.

A fourth beluga whale rescued from the shuttered Marineland theme park in Canada and brought to the Shedd Aquarium in Chicago this summer has died.

It's one of the hottest tickets in Chicago, and tens of thousands of people have visited the Obama Presidential Center since it opened in Woodlawn in June, but one young man from Englewood has a very personal connection to the landmark.

The FBI is warning about election-season scams, including fake political action committee appeals. Voters can verify fundraising groups through the Federal Election Commission, and the BBB says to deal with campaigns directly.

Sunday was election day in Serbia, and hundreds of Serbian Americans from across the Midwest cast their votes in Chicago in the middle of the night.