Authorities seek help finding Jody Strong, a 10-year-old Chicago boy missing since July 1 and possibly needing medical attention, last seen on South Stony Island.

Chicago's weather includes scattered showers, clearing skies, and mild temperatures leading up to a warm Independence Day with chances of rain and thunderstorms later in the week.

Grundy County embarks on a major construction season as part of the Rebuild Illinois capital program, with infrastructure projects totaling over $103 million planned through to 2030.

A man was killed by gunfire while in his car in Chicago's West Garfield Park; the shooters have not been caught.

The Supreme Court declines to review Illinois' assault weapons ban, maintaining the lower court's decision, with Justices signaling the issue may be revisited later.

A man was stabbed on a CTA Red Line train in Rogers Park, near the Loyola station in Chicago; his injuries are serious but not life-threatening. No arrests have been made.

Jack in the Box plans to return to Chicago after decades, with initial plans for eight stores and a broader expansion goal of 125 locations. The expansion is part of a nationwide growth targeting several states.

The Chicago White Sox hosted their first Mexican Heritage Night, drawing a sell-out crowd and celebrating the Mexican community with festivities like live music and traditional food.

A woman, 65, was critically injured in a shooting during an argument in Chicago. She was hospitalized, a suspect was detained, and police are investigating.

Kankakee launches 11 major construction projects under Rebuild Illinois program, aiming to improve safety and mobility with over $226 million in investments.

The Chicago Police Department reports a string of daytime thefts from USPS vehicles, with suspects breaking windows and stealing packages using a white SUV.

The National Weather Service forecasts intermittent showers in Chicago, with a sunny afternoon today and potential storms overnight into a variable week, including the Fourth of July.

Illinois, Michigan, and the federal government agree on a $1.15 billion Brandon Road Interbasin Project to stop invasive carp from entering Lake Michigan.