Over a single weekend, Chicago experienced widespread violence with 2 deaths and 21 injuries due to shootings across the city, with victims aged 11 to 63. No arrests have been made.

An 11-year-old boy was shot in the back at a Chicago park, and is in good condition. No suspects are in custody and the incident's details are unclear.

Two men are charged in connection with the death of Chicago Police Officer Krystal Rivera; one of them, Jaylin Arnold, was apprehended on a parole violation and drug possession.

Chicago experiences its fourth day of 90+ degrees heat amid a heatwave, with high humidity pushing heat indices over 100 degrees. Potential storms may lead to cooler temperatures later in the week.

Chicago faces a severe heat wave with deadly heat index levels and certain zip codes like 60620, 60623, 60628, and 60651 are most at risk. Cooling centers have been opened citywide.

A man was shot in Chicago's River North area after a fight, and the shooter has not been apprehended. Witnesses report the incident unfolded near a pizza restaurant.

A coalition of attorneys general, led by Kwame Raoul, won an injunction against the Trump administration's attempt to tie transportation funding to state compliance with its immigration policies.

The Chicago Police Department issued a warning about a series of armed robberies in various Chicago neighborhoods, involving assailants using a black Acura sedan.

Chicago faces extreme heat with temperatures near 96°F and heat indexes of 105°F, strong winds up to 40 mph, and persistent high humidity, causing discomfort into early next week.

A fire on Chicago's Northwest Side displaced residents and necessitated a significant firefighting response, with no reported injuries. The building will be demolished.

Highland Park police shot and killed a man with a knife who reportedly charged at them during a well-being check. The incident is under investigation by the Lake County Major Crimes Task Force.

Chicago Police Department announces DUI Saturation Patrol in the Gresham District, incorporating increased monitoring and a BAT Mobile Unit for on-site offenses.

Chicago experiences a sweltering start to summer with high heat and potential showers, as the solstice brings extended daylight and caution for heat-related illnesses.