Officials say no one was hurt when a fire tore through an empty home in Warrenville Saturday.
The Washington Street Metra crossing was closed for two hours Tuesday morning after a person was fatally hit by a train.
See which crimes were reported on the Wheaton Police Department's blotter for late May and early June.
Police say the woman was taken to a nearby hospital with injuries that were not life-threatening after Thursday's incident.
Fire officials say it appears the blaze, which broke out Monday, was accidental.
The fire, which broke out Monday evening, left one of the homes uninhabitable.
Addison resident Dario Salas was found guilty of arson after police said he set an Audi on fire at the dealership in 2022 and then left.
A fire damaged the garage of a home in the 100 block of S. Blanchard Street early Wednesday.
The fire broke out Tuesday afternoon in a parking lot on Winfield Road.
See which incidents were reported on the most recent installment of the Wheaton Police Department's crime blotter.
Prosecutors say Ricardo Hardy, 52, of Elgin, performed sexual acts with the prisoner in her cell and in the jail's shower area.
The theft took place after a string of car burglaries was reported on Wheaton's south side.
Police say six vehicle burglaries were reported within hours of one another on the city's south side.
Police are asking the public for help finding two men they say were involved in an armed robbery at T-Mobile last year.
DuPage County hopes to shine a light on mental health with a new campaign promoting its 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.
Firefighters responded to a blaze in the 1500 block of East Forest Avenue Wednesday afternoon.
See which crimes were reported on the Wheaton Police Department blotter for early April.
Firefighters were called 30W200 Ferry Rd. just after 2 a.m. for a blaze that left the juvenile detention center uninhabitable.
Police say catalytic converters were removed from two cars that were parked in lots in Wheaton.
See which crimes were reported on the Wheaton Police Department's blotter for late March and early April.
DuPage County Coroner Richard Jorgensen said it was "commonplace to find up to 15 drugs" in overdose victims in 2022.
Police say the 20-year-old woman's body was found at the bottom of Wildcat Canyon.
Police say the man used a pair of stolen pliers to try to open a cabinet that was locked.
Police say eight people face multiple felony charges in"unrelated"retail thefts at three stores in DuPage County Thursday and Friday.
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Fire officials say the blaze started around 1:45 p.m. at a home on Beethoven Court.
The two-car crash took place Wednesday afternoon on Fabyan Parkway.
Target was hit once by a shoplifter and Ulta reported two retail theft incidents.
Police say one man burglarized the home while the other man distracted the resident.
As Kia and Hyundai thefts surge across Illinois and the U.S., Wheaton police are giving steering wheel locks to affected residents.
Wheaton police responded to reports of a broken car window, retail thefts and other incidents on the city's most recent crime blotter.
Robert J. Morales, of the 1600 block of Monticello Court, was charged with five counts of possession of child pornography.
Juan Calderon, 25, of Aurora, was one of two men convicted in September of the 2018 murder of Alexander Nicolas in West Chicago.
A fire broke out in the kitchen of a home on Franklin Street late Saturday morning.
This week's Wheaton police blotter includes a wallet theft that was reported at Chili's.
Police say a car that was stolen from a home in Wheaton was found damaged in Chicago days later.
Police say Nacurvie K. Smith, 56, was illegally armed during a domestic dispute on Sterling Circle Saturday afternoon.
See which crimes were reported during the end of December and the first week of January in Wheaton.
A fire broke out in a home in the 3S500 Block of West Avenue Sunday morning.
Reginald Hubbert, 40, of Indiana, is accused of hitting his girlfriend over 100 times with a belt and then leading cops on a car chase.