A 17-year-old male is charged with first-degree murder following the shooting of a 15-year-old in Chicago, with his detention hearing set for September 28, 2024.

Chicago is set for a wet weekend with a 70% chance of rain and strong northeast winds. Showers may continue into the night and Sunday morning with possible large waves along Lake Michigan.

Macy's Walnut Room in Chicago opens holiday reservations and reveals a special menu, including new desserts and the traditional Mrs. Hering’s Chicken Pot Pie.

The University of Chicago received a $100 million donation for the Chicago Forum for Free Inquiry and Expression, aiming to support free speech. However, some critics highlight the university's contradictory actions toward protesting students.

Chicago Public Schools sees a slight enrollment increase for the second consecutive year, including a rise in English language learners and changes in demographic composition.

Gunfire shattered a CTA bus window in Washington Heights, Chicago, with no injuries reported. The driver was hospitalized for evaluation, and no suspects are in custody.

Ethan Seaton, 20, faces charges for child sexual abuse material, with a possible 30 years for dissemination and 7 years for possession. The Illinois AG's office is working with local law enforcement on the case.

Chicago police issued alerts for two missing minors, Jazariah Ridley, 15, and Tamera Thompson, 14, from the same community, seeking public assistance.

Chicago is set for windy weather with gusts up to 55 mph possible, alongside rain and hazardous lake conditions. Beachgoers and boaters are advised to be cautious.

Chicago Board of Education is set to discuss CPS CEO Pedro Martinez's tenure and a resolution to keep schools open until 2027 despite a financial deficit. Martinez faces opposition from the Chicago Teachers Union and local officials.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul, joined by 22 counterparts, supports an ATF rule to broaden the definition of firearm dealers to include more private sellers, aiming to curb illegal gun trafficking and enhance background checks.

Missing 15-year-old Naylanie Fernandez is sought by Chicago Police after disappearing on September 8. She's 4'11", 130 pounds, with brown eyes and black hair. Authorities urge public assistance.

A judge has temporarily blocked the Mayor of Dolton from installing three officials without board approval, amid allegations of her violating municipal codes.