Chicago is experiencing persistent cold weather, with forecasts predicting more snow, subzero wind chills, and temperatures as low as -3 degrees. Residents are advised to dress warmly and be cautious of icy conditions.

A student in Highland Park placed recording devices in school bathrooms, prompting police investigation and school response with mental health resources and reinforced safety practices.

Chicago prepares for a major winter storm; over 100 educational institutions close for e-learning. The city expects 4-6 inches of snow with potential travel disruptions.

Chicago Police issued an alert for missing 75-year-old Bruce Beverly, last seen over 6 months ago. He may require medical attention. Public assistance is requested.

Sheryl Crow is scheduled to perform at the Illinois State Fair on August 12, promising a night of hit songs and nostalgia for fans. Tickets go on sale February 15.

A man from Illinois faces charges for vehicular hijacking and aggravated battery following his February 10 arrest by the Vehicular Hijacking Task Force.

A winning Illinois Lottery ticket worth $10.4 million was purchased at a Des Plaines Mobil station, with the winner and gas station co-owner yet to identify the lucky individual.

A reproduction of Abraham Lincoln's historic 'Lincoln Ledger' was unveiled by Illinois State Treasurer Michael Frerichs and JPMorganChase officials in Springfield.

Troy 30-C School District switched to e-learning after most of its buses were vandalized and their catalytic converters stolen, prompting an ongoing investigation.

President Trump is expected to pardon former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, who was convicted of political corruption in 2011 and served eight years of a 14-year sentence before his sentence was commuted by Trump.

The Chicago City Council's Finance Committee did not advance a proposed $1.25 million settlement for the family of Dexter Reed, a man fatally shot by police.

Two major storms are forecast to bring heavy snow to Chicago and D.C., with Chicago expecting the season's heaviest snowfall and D.C. bracing for 4-6 inches. The storms will affect travel, particularly evening commutes.

Governor JB Pritzker is set to sign "Karina's bill," aimed at protecting domestic violence survivors by mandating the removal of firearms from residences under protective orders.