A series of vehicle break-ins occurred in Chicago's Dunning neighborhood with at least eight cars affected. One car had items stolen, and a suspect was seen on surveillance video. No arrests have been made yet.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul reaches a $10 million settlement with Teleperformance over deceptive marketing tactics misleading consumers about alternative retail electric supplier affiliations.

A Chicago businessman, Ziad I. Zayed, received a 26-month federal prison sentence for operating an illicit fencing operation involving stolen goods like electronics.

Naperville Crime Stoppers offer a reward for information leading to the arrest of a suspect in a predawn burglary on E. Chicago Ave. They urge the public to report tips anonymously, which could help solve the case.

Chicago police are asking for help to identify two 18-year-old suspects after an armed robbery on the Green Line, where a young woman was assaulted and robbed.

A shooting at Eden Bar and Grill in Joliet, Illinois injured three people, with shell casings found outside the bar. Police are investigating the early morning incident.

Illinois DMV locations will have new hours to meet higher morning customer demand, opening at 7:30 a.m. on weekdays and Saturdays, based on feedback and data analysis.

Illinois high school students can now access up to eight mental health counseling sessions through a grant from the IDPH, fostering enhanced support and services, including a new referral portal.

Larry Hoover will attend his court hearing via video link, challenging his life sentence under the First Step Act. Advocates argue for sentence reevaluation, citing his transformation.

Skokie's Crawford Avenue will receive new bike lanes, transforming a two-mile section between Golf Road and Oakton Street. The project, aimed at cyclist safety, involves lane reduction and has mixed community reaction.

The appointment of Ronald Burge Sr. as Dolton's police chief by Mayor Henyard is contested by trustees, citing legality issues.

Multiple shootings in Chicago on Saturday night left one person dead and several injured in the Austin and South Chicago neighborhoods, with an ongoing investigation and no arrests made yet.

Two veteran prosecutors from the Cook County State's Attorney Office resigned, triggering concerns amidst allegations of withheld evidence and a lawsuit alleging discrimination.