Chicago and Cook County have issued disaster proclamations after more than 100 homes were destroyed by flooding in late July.

The flooding between July 25 and 28 impacted at least 3,000 residents, destroying around 100 homes and affecting another 3,000 homes in Chicago and suburban Cook County, officials said.

Disaster declarations have been issued by the city of Chicago and Cook County to help residents recover losses from property damage after last month's flooding.

Chicago residents are cleaning up after strong storms with hard rains caused flash flooding Friday, especially on the South ...

A dog's nonchalant reaction to her home flooding, caught on a security camera, has left the internet in stitches.

The flooding in Texas highlighted the need for Indiana’s search and rescue units to enhance their team efforts, Gov. Mike ...

The Chicago Office of Emergency Management (OEMC) is asking residents who received water in their basements during the flash ...

Funnel clouds were reported Friday morning in Illinois and there was a Flood Warning for parts of the Chicago area into the ...

Torrential rains nearing 5 inches in just a few hours led to flash flooding across parts of Chicago on Friday afternoon, ...

Footage from residents showed heavy flooding on Harlem Avenue in Summit and on Drake Avenue in Chicago’s Brighton Park ...

An Air Quality Alert is active until Thursday night at midnight. People with sensitivities should take precautions.

Another day of scattered heavy thunderstorms inside what forecasters called a juicy, "tropical-like" air mass Saturday has ...