A woman claims Nick Fuentes pepper-sprayed and pushed her; she went to his home to confront him about his views following a doxxing incident. Fuentes has responded vaguely, and the victim faces harassment but is considering legal action.

The CPS board is holding a special meeting to address Acero Schools' plan to close seven charter schools which affect 2,000 students and 270 staff members.

Chicago police alert about a series of robberies and thefts in north side neighborhoods where victims are targeted at ATMs by someone posing as a security person.

Chicago's weather features mid-50s temperatures, clouds, and possible rain showers, with 100% rain likelihood tonight and lesser chances in the following days. Weekend may be partly sunny.

An overturned semi truck on I-55 near Bolingbrook caused major traffic delays, as clean-up efforts after a fuel spill and cauliflower cargo spill continued past morning rush hour.

A 14-year-old boy was shot in the leg while in a parked car in Chicago's North Lawndale neighborhood; he is in good condition. No arrests have been made.

Malcolm X College in Chicago plans a $17.5 million expansion in Austin to accommodate an enrollment surge, increasing capacity by 50%. The new West Campus will focus on healthcare education and include a Community Center for Training and Learning.

The Pitchfork Music Festival will not return to Chicago in 2025, ending its near two-decade presence in the city due to changes in the music industry.

An Illinois woman found a $1 million lottery ticket in her purse that she had forgotten about after purchasing it at a grocery store.

Metra unveiled a military-themed locomotive to honor veterans, featuring designs like a bald eagle, the American flag, and military silhouettes. The concept was created by a Metra designer and will rotate across various lines.

Ella Jenkins, a celebrated children's music advocate known as the "First Lady of Children’s Music," has passed away at 100, leaving a profound legacy.

Megan S. Valentine is charged in the shooting death of her husband, Illinois Judge Michael J. Valentine, at their home.

The Beverly Arts Center in Chicago will host a screening of a documentary about famed DJ Dick Biondi, serving both as a fundraiser and a tribute to his impact on rock 'n' roll.