The Supreme Court is considering Trump's deployment of the National Guard in Chicago amidst protests, with arguments over executive power and legal precedents influencing the case.

Rose Magnus was released with conditions before her child pornography trial, facing a potential 6-30 year sentence.

Dr. Suzanne Malec-McKenna was named the new director of Cook County’s Department of Environment and Sustainability, bringing over 30 years of experience to the role.

Chicago police found decomposed human remains in a suitcase in South Lawndale, prompting an ongoing death investigation. Identity and cause of death are unknown as detectives seek evidence.

A barge striking a bridge caused a temporary halt of South Shore Line train service, affecting commuters during rush hour, but the service resumed after about an hour's delay when it was confirmed that the train route was not impacted.

Harvey, a suburb of Chicago, furloughed nearly 70 city workers, including first responders, amid a severe financial emergency and a $100 million debt crisis.

Chicago Police urge help in finding missing Elijah Douglas, who has mental health concerns. They provide a description and contact information for tips.

Three men were charged in Illinois for conspiring to impersonate police at "No Kings" protests, carrying illegal ammunition, and owning unmarked replica firearms.

Adam Beckerink is sentenced to 93 days in jail and two years probation for domestic abuse and violating a no-contact order in an unrelated case to his wife's death.

A severe accident with multiple injuries occurred on I-88 in Lee County, causing significant delays and leading to two individuals being airlifted to hospitals. The exact cause is under investigation.

The Supreme Court will review the legality of a federal law banning gun possession by unlawful drug users or addicts, with implications for Second Amendment rights.

Chicago police seek public help to find a gray Nissan Maxima involved in a hit-and-run that killed a woman in West Englewood. The vehicle has notable damage.

Federal immigration agents were attacked by two women while attempting to arrest a man in Bolingbrook, Illinois; the agents did not seek medical attention, and no arrests have been made.