Theft

Catalytic converter theft is a nationwide problem, but very few states have as many cases os Illinois. These tips may help save you replacement expense.

It's a reality we all have to live with every single day. Police warn residents to be diligent in protecting this item that's much more than nailed down.

Depending on your age, you may have memories of when catalytic converters were first required to be equipped to cars. It was back in 1975, and back then many people paid mechanics to remove them, my dad included.

Package theft from front porches is big business, and it's getting bigger every year as more and more of us are doing our shopping online. A new study shows that two days of the week are the most active for porch pirates.

Rita Crundwell was comptroller for the City of Dixon, Illinois, until she was caught after swiping around $54 million dollars and sent to prison for a term of 19 and a half years. Now, she's out of jail.

It's not every day you see a giant rooster outside of a diner, and now the folks in this small Wisconsin town aren't seeing one either.

The City of Beloit Police Department is warning homeowners about a new burglary ruse where criminals dress as utility workers.

With everyone shopping online this year, porch pirates will be more active than ever. Here's some tips to avoid falling victim to porch piracy this Christmas.

A Rockford resident caught a man on camera stealing packages from several different homes near Meijer on Perryville.

It's not really a problem, I guess, if you don't mind having your car given to the wrong person.