The Chicago Police have issued a missing person bulletin for Arlene Hall, a 70-year-old with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, last seen on N Lockwood Ave.

The National Weather Service alerts Chicago to potential severe weather, with risks of thunderstorms, hail, damaging winds, and limited flooding today into Wednesday.

The Illinois Secretary of State’s data security is at risk, as shown by a recent breach exposing personal data. Officials call for a $200 million upgrade from outdated systems to prevent future incidents.

A man was beaten to death in a South Shore home, with officials confirming the homicide. Police are questioning a person of interest but no arrests yet.

Jon Hansen, 24, was charged with crimes, including murder, for his alleged involvement in a January mass shooting in Joliet that left eight people dead.

An Effingham County man was charged with 10 counts of possessing child pornography and faces up to seven years per count. The arrest resulted from a collaborative law enforcement operation.

Jennifer Lopez cancels her summer tour "THIS IS ME...LIVE" for personal reasons, disappointing fans and amidst reports of weak ticket sales for some dates. Refunds are available for ticket holders.

Alexis Davila is charged with felony battery against a child under 13 in Chicago. She was arrested with the help of a regional task force. The case highlights concerns about child safety in the city.

Sundance Institute collaborates with Choose Chicago and the city's Film Office to host a film event from June 28-30, featuring indie screenings and industry workshops.

Verizon experienced a significant service outage affecting customers in Chicago and other regions, with reports peaking Thursday evening. Service was restored later, but the cause remains undisclosed.

Tenants in Chicago's Pilsen and Woodlawn are suing their landlords, alleging retaliatory actions and unsafe living conditions, and forming unions to demand repairs and better management.

Cook County's minimum wage is set to increase to $14.05 for non-tipped workers and $8.40 for tipped workers on July 1, as announced by the Commission on Human Rights.

Illinois man, Nikko D'Ambrosio, was sentenced to one year in prison for exaggerating business expenses and charitable donations on his 2019 and 2020 tax returns.