A 33-year-old man, Tyree Reese, was fatally shot in Chicago's Austin neighborhood. No suspects have been arrested as the police investigate the incident.

A 21-year-old was shot in the head and killed in Chicago's West Town. Witnesses reported the shooters fled in a sedan, and no arrests have been made yet.

The Chicago Police Department alerted the public of armed robberies in South Shore involving a suspect in a white Nissan and a rifle, and offered safety recommendations.

A 26-year-old man was fatally shot early Sunday near CTA Orange Line's 35th/Archer Station in McKinley Park, with no suspects in custody yet.

Chicago neighborhoods Pilsen and Little Village host Mexican Independence Day parades despite immigration enforcement concerns, with added security and support measures.

Chicago police fatally shot a car burglary suspect after a collision and pursuit on the West Side; COPA investigates.

Osceola Little was arrested and charged with the first-degree murder of a 33-year-old male in Chicago in August 2024. His detention hearing is set for today.

Malachi Alexander, 28, was arrested in Peoria for the armed robbery of a 62-year-old postal worker. He was apprehended without incident and is charged with armed robbery and parole violation.

Chicago Police issued an alert for multiple neighborhood burglaries targeting coin-operated machines, detailing incidents and providing a suspect description and safety advice.

Moises Juarez, a 53-year-old Wisconsin man with recent surgery for diabetes, is missing after heading to an Illinois Metra station. Chicago Police seek information to locate him.

Northwestern University begins search for a new president as Michael Schill steps down, having led through controversies including campus unrest and federal scrutiny over civil rights issues.

The article discusses significantly cooler temperatures in Chicago with the highs in the mid-60s, alongside sunny skies and possible gusts of wind. Conditions are expected to improve over the weekend with temperatures reaching near 70 degrees.

The Justice Department filed a complaint against Illinois laws, claiming they illegally favor undocumented individuals over out-of-state U.S. citizens by offering them in-state tuition and scholarships.