Illinois State Police news
A contractor crew doing utility work in Yorkville on Wednesday unearthed human remains from a historic cemetery that had been located on the site.
Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart is seeking $10 million from state lawmakers to tackle what he calls in naming the report “A Firearm Regulation Crisis.”
An Illinois State Police officer was injured in Will County Monday after a driver hit his squad car during an accident investigation.
Troopers investigated 87 traffic crashes, assisted 274 motorists and conducted 445 commercial motor vehicle inspections, of which 73 were placed out of service for safety reasons.
After month-long program to prevent distracted driving in April, Illinois State Police have released their citation data for distracted driving.
More than 200 people packed into Sew’d Hop’d Brewing in Huntley on a recent Sunday to find out which fire or police department had the best chili recipe.
The Illinois State Police issued a warning on Thursday to Illinois resident of scammers calling and impersonating ISP officers to steal personal financial information.
Nathan P. Sweeney, of DeKalb, pleaded not guilty Monday to charges that allege he drove under the influence of drugs and caused a crash in Waterman that killed DeKalb County Sheriff’s Deputy Christina Musil while she was on duty.
A former Elgin police officer from Kirkland charged with possessing videos depicting child sexual abuse has been released from DeKalb County Jail after successfully appealing his pretrial detainment under new SAFE-T Act criteria, court records show.
The fire was reported in the westbound lanes of Interstate 80 in Joliet, just west of Chicago Street.
Traffic into O’Hare International Airport began returning to normal Monday morning after protests snarled commutes on westbound I-190.
Repairs are taking place on Interstate 80 in Will County after police responded to multiple vehicles with tires damaged from potholes.
The arrest of a 75-year-old man in Mokena on a charge of child sex abuse images was the result of an Illinois State Police investigation.
A DeKalb County judge on Monday ordered the release of Nathan P. Sweeney, accused of driving under the influence of drugs and causing the crash that killed DeKalb County Sheriff’s Deputy Christina Musil.
Sheriff’s deputies and family packed a courtroom in Sycamore Friday afternoon to witness the first court appearance of Nathan P. Sweeney, the man accused of causing the car crash that killed their loved one and colleague, Deputy Christina Musil.