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.

Chicago's weather is erratic with isolated showers leading to thunderstorms, followed by a cooler fall-like air and sunny conditions over the weekend, with temperatures rising into the mid-70s by Monday.

The DOJ filed a complaint against Illinois laws offering in-state tuition and scholarships to undocumented immigrants, claiming it discriminates against out-of-state U.S. citizens.

Chicago Police seek help to find missing 3-year-old Amiirah Gholston, last seen with a relative on August 30, 2025. She's described as an African American female with braided hair, wearing a blue outfit.

Chicago added 22 new speed cameras which issued over 91,000 tickets in one month. The city's 186 cameras set a record for a month's ticketing, sparking debate over fairness and the system's financial motives.

Illinois State Trooper's car was struck by a van on I-55, marking the 10th such Scott's Law-related incident this year. The van driver faces multiple charges.

A medical emergency caused delays on Chicago's Red and Purple Line trains early Tuesday, with shuttle buses provided and service resuming later with residual delays.

During Labor Day weekend, Chicago experienced a surge in gun violence, resulting in 57 people shot and 8 fatalities, including a man named Pepe from Pilsen.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul, with 23 other attorneys general, filed an amicus brief supporting the AFGE's lawsuit against President Trump's executive order, which restricts federal employees' collective bargaining rights.

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson oppose the federal immigration enforcement surge in Chicago, calling it an "invasion." They've acted to maintain local control over law enforcement actions.