The Du Quoin State Fairgrounds Farmers Market in Illinois opens June 4 for the summer, offering fresh produce every Tuesday and supporting SNAP users with its Link Match program.

The article details the upcoming sunny weather in Chicago, with expected temperatures rising into the low 70s and a chance of showers and thunderstorms over the weekend.

The Angry Crab and a nearby cafe in Chicago's west side were targeted in separate smash-and-grab burglaries; one suspect from the cafe incident was apprehended.

A motorcyclist died in a crash on I-90 near Elgin, causing significant traffic as police diverted vehicles at Randall Road; details are sparse as investigations continue.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has announced the next phase of the O'Hare 21 Terminal Area Plan to modernize O'Hare Airport, including building Satellite Concourse 1.

Chicago police arrested a 16-year-old for an alleged armed robbery, charging him with a felony after he reportedly robbed a man and implied he had a gun.

Legislative efforts are underway to modify the operations of the Illinois Prisoner Review Board after a violent incident involving a parolee led to calls for increased transparency and accountability.

Chicago’s Original Rainbow Cone ice cream shop opens its first Michigan location in New Buffalo, offering its multi-flavored signature cones and other treats.

Over Memorial Day weekend, Chicago experienced a surge in gun violence with at least seven deaths and many injuries, including a 5-year-old girl, leaving the city in turmoil and authorities without suspects in custody.

South Chicago community honored Vietnam War heroes and fundraised for mural restoration on Memorial Day, with a ceremony at a local church and pledges from businesses for support.

Chicago is set to address its lead pipe issue using $240.9 million from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, aiming to provide safe drinking water and help disadvantaged communities. This follows concerns over lead exposure risks to children.

Chicago Police have issued a missing person alert for Jeivy Rodriguez-Diaz, last seen on May 25, 2024, in Chicago, with distinctive tattoos and limited English proficiency.

One woman died and three were injured in a car crash in Chicago's Woodlawn neighborhood, with the incident occurring while the involved parties were reporting a prior collision.