A fraternity is reportedly cooperating with an investigation after a woman reported being sexually assaulted at a frat house over the weekend.
Meanwhile, police bodycam footage was released showing a woman who's been missing since late September after her mother said her boyfriend returned from a trip to Chicago without her.
Plus, investigators believe someone has the information necessary to solve the murder of 21-year-old Tammy Zywicki, more than 30 years after her death.
In a statement to the paper, a spokesman for AEPi's national organization said the fraternity's headquarters became aware of the incident Sunday afternoon and that the chapter is cooperating with university officials and Chicago police. The chapter has been instructed to not hold any events or programs while the investigation is underway.
Police released new images of Alyssa Smith, 24, as her boyfriend told police he last saw her entering a car with two unidentified people. Her mother said Smith's boyfriend came back from a trip to Chicago without her.
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The fatal crash took place Sunday morning.
The attacker contacted 911 to report that he had stabbed someone and abandoned the car after it struck a building, police said.
A cold front will then bring rain and storms Tuesday night into Wednesday. Before the storms on Tuesday, highs of 89 degrees are possible, according to the current forecast.
Illinois authorities are asking Southern Californians for help as they seek information about a woman with ties to the Golden State whose DNA has been connected to the 1992 death of 21-year-old Tammy Zywicki, who was kidnapped and killed while traveling from the Chicago suburbs to college in Iowa, according to reports.
Illinois State Police on Sunday announced charges against two men in connection with two separate road rage shootings on Interstate 290 that occurred on the same day.
Ryan Jenkins, 18, was pronounced dead Thursday night.
Three male suspects entered the store before 10:30 a.m., while a driver waited outside. Two of the suspects then flashed guns and demanded phones, police said.
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