Lisa Capitanini

The questions keep piling up. The NBC Chicago investigative team has new answers in the case of Mississippi 18-year-old Nolan Wells , who

So far this year there have been more tornadoes and warnings in Illinois than any state in the nation--by a long shot

A contractor charged the state of Illinois more than $70 million to do no actual work during the height of Chicago's migrant crisis.

The NBC Chicago investigative team has learned cases of Legionnaires' disease are already up and expected to climb - as hot, moist conditions produce a breeding ground for the bacteria that causes that dangerous illness.

"My God what craziness!" says a Las Vegas realtor during her day at the beach. "My friend just found the jaw of a person."

Mario Garcia was a “predator in the classroom,” according to new allegations against him. Garcia was working as a third-grade teacher in West Chicago when there were sexual abuse and assault complaints made against him involving five students. NBC 5 Investigates has learned that it wasn’t the first time the 54-year-old Garcia had been accused. He was charged with having…

Four young men, angry with the university's military ties at the height of the Vietnam War, set off a powerful truck bomb in front of a building that housed the Army Mathematics Research Center, but one wasn't

It's been exactly a month of what one global cyber expert calls “complete chaos” in the public water industry, and now we know why

The NBC Chicago investigative team gets an inside look at how the world's largest water filtration plant is secured aganst cyberattacks

Anthony Zizzo kissed his wife goodbye and said he was going to a lunch meeting on Rush Street. Zizzo never made it, and his body never found.