A Chicago family says ICE detained a father who needs twice‑daily seizure medication; attorneys have filed a habeas petition seeking his release and urgent care.

Santita Jackson says Rev. Jesse Jackson is 'doing quite well,' the family's clearest update since his hospitalization and PSP diagnosis.

A 17-year-old was arrested after two early-morning carjackings on Chicago's South Side. Police say both victims were robbed at gunpoint and the juvenile faces felony counts.

A 27-year-old and a 6-year-old were attacked by a man with a sharp object in Lincoln Park, Chicago; both sustained injuries and the suspect fled, remaining at large.

Chicago sues the federal government, led by Mayor Johnson and Attorney General Raoul, asserting illegal activities and civil rights abuses by immigration agencies like CBP and ICE in the city.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul praised retiring Justice Mary Jane Theis for her commitment to the judiciary and for making court processes more transparent and accessible.

Harvey's council approved a budget and tax levy Monday night while the mayor was absent and auditors warned more work remains on overdue financial reports.

Chicago residents enjoy the last day of mild weather before a cold front brings cooler air and possible snow showers, particularly affecting northwest Indiana and southwest Michigan. The week ahead will see a sharp drop in temperatures.

Eric Rosales, 18, from Aurora, was sentenced to six years for drug trafficking and illegal possession of firearms, including a machine gun, following a police raid.

Village leaders and Pace are negotiating to restore Niles’ free in‑town shuttle after months of suspended service that disrupted local trips. Officials say insurance and operating costs remain the sticking points.

Anne Pramaggiore is due to report to federal prison Monday after convictions in the ComEd bribery case; lawyers’ delay request was denied and a clemency push is underway.

Convicted felon Deion Kidd was charged with firearm possession and denied pre-trial release in DuPage County. He faces multiple felonies and misdemeanors, including resisting arrest.

AbbVie paid $650M up front to license RemeGen's RC148 outside China; the deal and a Tempe plant purchase underscore a fresh push into oncology and U.S. manufacturing.