Illinois AG's office obtained an injunction against companies for improperly handling asbestos during a hotel demolition in Glen Ellyn; they must now create a state-approved removal plan.

A Chicago man, Miguel Roman, was denied pre-trial release for burglary and leading a police car chase in DuPage County, involving over $3,400 in stolen merchandise.

The Chicago Police Department is looking for 30-year-old missing person Devon Willingham, last seen on March 7, 2025, near the 5200 block of N. Sheridan Rd.

Community and officials advocate for ICE to release Jose Gregorio Gonzalez, who is set to donate a kidney to his brother, Jose Alfredo Pacheco Gonzalez, facing end-stage renal disease.

The article describes the volatile weather conditions forecasted for Chicago, including potential thunderstorms and high winds, with a brief outlook for the Cubs' home opener.

A Peoria man was arrested after a shooting incident in Central Peoria. He faces multiple charges including aggravated firearm discharge and weapon possession violations. A victim was hospitalized with non life-threatening injuries.

A Joliet man faces charges for sex trafficking and promoting prostitution, following his arrest after a sting operation by authorities at a Bridgeview motel.

Chicago's CTA Green Line Austin station begins a $25 million ADA-compliant overhaul, including an elevator and escalator, with Mayor Brandon Johnson attending the groundbreaking.

Chicago's Garfield Ridge neighborhood faces a spate of vehicle burglaries with windows shattered and items stolen. Police describe four male suspects and urge public vigilance and vehicle safety.

The Hard Rock Cafe in Chicago's River North has closed after 40 years, leaving fans nostalgic. While Hard Rock hasn't specified the cause, they're assisting staff with transitions.

A motorcyclist was hospitalized with serious injuries after a crash in Cary, as per FOX 32 Chicago and The Daily Herald. The incident is under investigation.

Chicago hosted 'Rescue Together,' an adoption event to place pets in homes, with adoption fees waived by Chicago Animal Care & Control, as reported by ABC7 Chicago and the Chicago Sun-Times.

Chicago businessman David Izsak has been sentenced to five years in prison for multimillion-dollar financial fraud involving fake documents and property sales.