The U.S. Attorney's Office in Chicago commemorated World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, emphasizing collaborative efforts to combat elder abuse and providing resources for victims.

Chicago prepares for a busy Father's Day weekend with events like Ribfest and concerts, advising safety amid crowds, heat, and potential traffic disruptions.

Mayor Brandon Johnson appoints Dominique Warren and Santiago Campillo to key federal affairs roles to amplify Chicago's presence in Washington, D.C. and enhance the city's advocacy at the national level.

A new Chicago police policy banning officers from extremist groups faces criticism for not listing specific hate groups, raising concerns about its efficacy.

Chicago's Bean sculpture is set to fully reopen after upgrades, with improved accessibility features at Millennium Park's Graier Plaza, and increased anticipation from visitors for its comeback.

Mayor Johnson has allocated HED bond proceeds for initiatives in West Englewood and Austin, funding a green project and a health center with up to $5 million each.

John Kastanes is charged with the attempted murder of a 70-year-old man after a shooting in Chicago. Details are limited, and his court hearing is pending.

Illinois physician Dr. William McMiller was sentenced to eight years in prison for defrauding Medicaid of $1.2 million, with his niece also pleading guilty.

Two teenagers were arrested in Chicago for multiple felony counts linked to aggravated vehicular hijackings, with additional charges for one including weapons offenses.

Chicago Police warn Albany Park businesses of a series of burglaries involving forced entry and theft along North McCormick Rd., urging heightened security measures.

Chicago will experience sunny weather with a high of 74 degrees today, followed by a warm and sunny weekend. However, a heatwave with temperatures near 95 degrees and possible thunderstorms is expected next week.

Ascension health care network was hit by a ransomware attack, with patient data stolen from some servers while their main health records system remained secure.

Mark Ickes of Chicago has been charged with child pornography-related felonies, including manufacturing harmful materials and soliciting nude photos from minors.