NBC Chicago
Coverage of NBC Chicago in the Nexus archive.
- Man charged with hate crime in cross burning in Chicago park
A 21-year-old college student has been charged with a hate crime after admitting to burning a cross in Chicago's Grant Park. The individual, identified in police-released photos, confessed to the act during an interview with NBC Chicago's Chuck Goudie.
- ‘Significant' police presence reported in northwest suburban Carpentersville
A significant police presence was reported in Carpentersville near the intersection of Illinois Route 25 and Kings Road, with authorities urging residents to avoid the area. Law enforcement focused on La Ilusion Restaurant & Bar within a shopping center, though officials confirmed no ongoing public threat. Updates are pending until the area reopens.
- Eisenhower Expressway in Cook County closed in both directions; large police presence on scene
The I-290 Eisenhower Expressway in Cook County was closed in both directions at Mannheim Road due to police activity, with traffic diverted and law enforcement, first responders, and state police present on scene. A vehicle potentially involved was observed, but no further details were provided by authorities.
- Witnesses recount shooting involving FBI in Chicago that left a 25-year-old man dead
A 25-year-old man was killed in a shooting involving FBI agents in Chicago’s Homan Park neighborhood. Witnesses reported a shootout between the driver of a black Escalade and federal agents, with the victim’s family claiming the response was unjustified. The FBI is leading the investigation and has stated it is reviewing the agent-involved shooting.