The National Weather Service predicts mixed weather for Chicago, with increased fire risks due to dry conditions and gusty winds, potential thunderstorms, and hazardous lake conditions for boaters.

Warner Bros. Discovery will open a Harry Potter store in Chicago on the Magnificent Mile, offering merchandise, interactive displays, and original film props.

Mayor Tiffany Henyard is suing Dolton leaders and the Park District over a meeting she claims was improperly held, alleging it violated the Open Meetings Act.

Ashanti Randolph, 29, of Chicago, is charged with first-degree murder and aggravated assault involving a firearm.

Englewood resident Brenda McClure, 28, has been missing since May 1, 2024. She requires medical attention and was last seen near 5500 block of S. Halsted. Police urge anyone with info to contact Area One SVU or call 911.

Chicago experiences clear skies with a high of 71 degrees, but the weekend brings potential showers and temperature drops, alongside a fire risk due to dry conditions.

Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease (EHD) is outbreaking in Midwest, hitting wildlife in Chicagoland and Michigan, with no threat to humans but fatal for deer, as reported by FOX 32 Chicago and CBS News Detroit.

The trial of former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan began, involving federal racketeering and bribery charges, with a focus on jury selection and the impact on state politics.

The 2024 Bank of America Chicago Marathon is set to bring over 50,000 runners and one million spectators across 29 neighborhoods with elite competitors participating.

A man was killed in a drive-by shooting while seated in a car in Chicago's Austin neighborhood. The shooters in a silver sedan fled the scene; no arrests have been made.

An Illinois resident won $2 million in Powerball by purchasing a ticket online and matching five numbers with the Power Play option. They have a year to claim the prize.

Marriott International settles for $52 million over a data breach in Starwood’s reservation system, as announced by Attorney General Raoul after a bipartisan coalition's efforts.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson does not veto the ShotSpotter ordinance as he previously intended, despite considering it unenforceable due to separation of powers.