Jermaine Allen has been charged with attempted murder and other counts following a stabbing incident in Chicago that resulted in serious injuries to three people.

Mayor Tiffany Henyard of Dolton fired Village Administrator Keith Freeman, leading to controversy over her authority and concerns of potential legal issues.

Lollapalooza festival sees declining arrests and ambulance transports, with numbers dropping to nine arrests and 63 transports in 2024. Despite full attendance, city officials note a trend in improved security.

The Ford Chicago Assembly Plant celebrates 100 years, highlighting its adaptation from the Model T era to producing modern SUVs and planning for electric vehicles.

Chicago's weather forecast includes showers, thunderstorms, and strong winds, with a high swim risk at Lake Michigan beaches due to large waves and dangerous conditions.

Chicago celebrates the opening of a new CTA Green Line station at Damen Avenue, which aims to improve transit and accommodate the upcoming Democratic National Convention traffic.

Chicago's South Side is experiencing a series of bold smash-and-grab thefts at Foot Locker stores and a local clothing store, with no arrests made yet.

Illinois law now allows unused 529 college savings to be rolled over into Roth IRAs, a move supported by Treasurer Michael Frerichs and state legislators, aimed at giving parents more financial planning options.

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul encourages participation in the National Night Out, emphasizing community-law enforcement bonds to build safer neighborhoods.

The Chicago Police are searching for Elias Perez, 68, missing since August 5 from W. 63rd St., wearing a yellow jacket and sandals. They are concerned for his safety.

Chicago witnessed a deadly weekend with five killed and 45 injured in multiple shootings, including two teens in a drive-by and a man shot dead in Chinatown.

The federal government will preserve, rather than demolish, two historic Loop skyscrapers in Chicago, opting for adaptive reuse with security restrictions.

Two youths, Elitis Shaw, 15, and Jamariae Lee, 14, have gone missing in separate cases in Chicago, prompting search efforts by police and community concern for their safety.