Two people were seriously injured in a crash on Chicago’s Eisenhower Expressway, leading to a temporary closure of all lanes. The cause is under investigation.

Chicago prepares for its 53rd annual Pride Parade with "Pride is Power" theme, and safety measures limiting participants to 150 entries. Street closures and crowd advice are issued, with comedy duo Fortune Feimster and Jax Smith as grand marshals.

A Supreme Court ruling on federal bribery statutes may affect the corruption trials of former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan, whose defense denies any crime was intended.

Robert Crimo III may change his plea to guilty in the Highland Park mass shooting case, potentially skipping a trial and moving directly to sentencing.

A man was arrested for two April armed robberies in Chicago, facing felony charges. Identified as one of the offenders, he robbed two victims at gunpoint.

The Chicago Police Department is seeking public assistance to find missing 14-year-old Jomarcus Mardis. He was last seen on June 14th in South Evans, Chicago.

A woman died after being dropped off at a Chicago hospital, leading to a homicide probe with unclear details on her injuries and a person of interest in talks with police.

A 15-year-old boy and a 30-year-old man were shot in Chicago's South Chicago neighborhood; police are currently investigating with no suspects in custody.

The Chicago Police Department is seeking assistance to find Phillip Vasquez, a missing 41-year-old with a medical condition, last seen on E. 116th Street.

Chicago Police warn of a series of armed robberies in the 17th District involving a male suspect on a bicycle. He is targeting victims near Montrose Ave. and N. Pulaski Rd.

A statue of Hall of Famer Ryne Sandberg was unveiled outside Wrigley Field, commemorating his contributions to the Chicago Cubs and coinciding with the 40th anniversary of his famous "Sandberg Game."

A shooting on Naperville's northeast side resulted in one injury, a neighborhood-wide alert, and an ongoing police investigation into the targeted incident.

Cook County has announced that property tax bills for Tax Year 2023 will be sent out by July 2, with a payment deadline of August 1. This timely release results from the Property Tax Reform Group's efforts to streamline the process.