The XMarket Chicago, a large vegan food hall, is closing after a year due to low foot traffic and economic pressures, despite the growing vegan market trend.

Chicago police are searching for 15-year-old Diamond Logan, last seen in the Austin neighborhood on the West Side. She is 4'7" with red hair and was wearing a red sweatshirt and black pants.

Chicago experiences strong winds and dropping temperatures on Halloween, challenging trick-or-treaters with near 50 mph gusts and a cool 56 degrees by 4 p.m.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson proposes a $300 million property tax hike, the largest since 2016, to address the city's significant budget gaps and avoid cuts and layoffs.

Madison County is designated by the U.S. Justice Department for federal support to reduce domestic and firearm-related violence in intimate partnerships, enhancing law enforcement collaboration and prosecutions.

Chicago's DOH launched the Shared Equity Investment Program to increase homeownership and wealth-building with the aid of CCLF and TRP, offering up to $60,000 in grants for eligible homebuyers.

Three people were injured in separate shootings in Chicago's Rogers Park and Edgewater; one assailant, a licensed gun owner, was arrested. Residents discuss safety concerns and local leaders suggest a city office for gun violence prevention.

Chicago Police arrested Jarryl Williams for a May shooting that critically injured a woman. He faces felony charges, including aggravated battery with a firearm.

Ald. Maria Hadden has warned Rogers Park, Chicago residents of improperly placed rat poison in the neighborhood, urging vigilance to prevent poisonings.

Three Chicago officers were injured at a funeral service skirmish, with two men charged following the incident.

Pace begins construction on the Dempster Street Pulse line and introduces a new bus service to connect Evanston and O'Hare, featuring upgrades like WiFi and heated shelters.

Chicago Police warn against a series of burglaries in various neighborhoods, with male burglars targeting businesses early morning. Owners are urged to enhance security and report incidents.

The Urban Growers Collective hosted a Harvest Festival in Chicago, offering activities and educating the community on urban agriculture and food security.