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A police chase caught on camera by NBC Chicago’s Sky 5 chopper Tuesday showed a vehicle weaving in and out of traffic on a suburban expressway before exiting and sparking a massive foot chase that ended with police surrounding a home.

While parts of the U.S. are already seeing cicadas emerging in dramatic numbers, in the Chicago area, some are seeing early signs of an emergence, while others have remained relatively quiet.

One the country’s most beloved sandwich shops is getting into the “value meal” game.

Areas to the south an west were most at risk of heavy rainfall and potential storms.

As cicadas slowly begin to burrow up from the ground and plan to spread across the area, one iconic Chicago location will soon declare itself a “Cicada-Free Zone.” Well, sort of.

Chicago’s popular Museum of Science and Industry will officially have a new name starting next week — and with it comes a new logo and new exhibits.

An Ohio bar is changing up its age restrictions in an effort to keep out younger customers on certain nights.

The flags, along with signs and banners, had been placed on Deering Meadow, where a pro-Palestinian encampment stood for five days before organizers reached an agreement with university administration.

Tornado sirens are set to go off in Chicago Tuesday, but it won’t be at the time of the usual monthly test, so why will they sound?

According to Red Lobster’s website, more than 80 restaurants were listed as “temporarily closed” amid reports of a potential bankruptcy filing.

Chicago police are investigating after a series of armed robberies and a smash-and-grab occurred across the city overnight.

One day after heavy downpours unleashed upwards of three inches of rain in parts of the Chicago area, more rain and storms were expected Tuesday, the NBC 5 Storm Team said.

Glenview police Monday afternoon revealed new details after a tragic car crash left a suburban teen dead and three others injured.