Police say Ziia Rizzo, 41, used an eight-inch knife to stab a man, whom she had been convicted of battering in 2016, Daily Herald reports.
Illinois American Water Urges Customers to Guard Themselves Against Utility Worker Imposters and Scams
A visitor spotted a body in the water just off the pier at Lincoln Marsh early Wednesday, police say.
As Halloween approaches, the DuPage County Sheriff's Office is encouraging parents to download the OffenderWatch Family Safety App.
As Halloween approaches, the DuPage County Sheriff's Office is offering tips on how to stay safe on the road.
See which crimes were reported on the Wheaton police blotter for late September and early October.
Four of the drivers were ticketed for child safety seat and seatbelt violations and the others for separate violations.
See which crimes took place in Wheaton during the second week of September.
See a roundup of crimes that took place in Wheaton in late August and early September.
The 14-year-old juvenile faces multiple weapons charges after police said he displayed a Glock handgun in his waistband while at school.
A home on Tartan Court caught fire Tuesday after it was struck by lightning, Wheaton fire officials say.
The DuPage County Sheriff's Office will be increasing patrols to ensure proper car seat usage during Child Passenger Safety Week.
Police say the man, a convicted felon, had a loaded gun in a car when he threatened someone in the police station parking lot.
Police say two men came to a home in the 100 block of Park Circle under the guise of spraying for insects and then stole $5,000 in cash.
Wheaton police responded to reports of stolen wallets, bikes and other items, according to the city's most recent crime blotter.
Rabia Shaukat, 28, is accused of committing battery on 2- and 3-year-olds when she worked at KinderCare, Daily Herald reports.
Deputy Chief PJ Youker told Patch the subject was armed with a knife prior to exiting the home. He has since exited and been detained.
See which crimes were reported on the Wheaton police blotter for mid-August.
See which crimes were reported on the Wheaton police blotter during the first two weeks of August.
Bishop Moore, 62, faces a homicide charge after prosecutors said he sold drugs, including fentanyl, to a Glen Ellyn man and his girlfriend.
Donald Pelka, 63, was convicted of first-degree murder in June after police said he shot and killed a 29-year-old spa employee in 2018.
Eugene Williams was stopped by Naperville Police and was found to have a ghost gun, heroin, ecstasy,and marijuana, according to prosecutors.
Authorities say John Coakley, 59, "knowingly performed an act of lewd exposure" in the locker room at Lifetime Fitness in Warrenville.
Officials say a fire broke out in an apartment building in the 400 block of North President Street Wednesday morning.
Police say burglars stole items from five cars, all of which had been left unlocked.
Jordan Erdakos, 25, was charged with eight counts of child pornography after police executed a search warrant on his Warrenville home.
Police say people burglarized two cars and stole items from Ulta and Walgreens in Wheaton in separate incidents.
Residents who live near Northside Park may hear simulated gunfire Friday as "Chicago Fire" films nearby, using "blanks."
Wheaton police say the vandals caused over $5,000 in damage by spray painting inappropriate words and images on park district property.
At just 9 weeks old, bloodhound Jake will help track down people with his strong nose, but it's his name that has even more power.
Matthew Tumbarello, 21, pleaded guilty in March to sexually assaulting two women who were unable to give knowing consent, authorities say.
Registration is open for the Citizens Fire Academy, at which residents can get a peek into how firefighting works in Wheaton.
Police say a resident discovered a burglar at the top of the stairs in their Wheaton home Saturday night.
An apartment and three cars were burglarized in Wheaton in late June and early July, according to the city's most recent crime blotter.
Pride flags were stolen from three homes, fireworks were used to blow up a porta-potty and other crimes were reported on Wheaton's blotter.
See a roundup of crimes from the most recent Wheaton Police Department blotter.
Nine cars were burglarized in Wheaton within one week, according to the city's most recent police blotter.
Police have identified four suspects accused of stealing up to $2,000 from Altiro Coffee Shop, located inside the Wheaton Public Library.
A Subway restaurant and two homes were burglarized, according to the most recent Wheaton crime blotter.
Police say Levern Danley, 19, of Wheaton, forced a victim to withdraw money from a Wheaton ATM after approaching them in Carol Stream.