Chicago Police issued an alert after a spree of armed robberies in the 18th District, seeking four male suspects and advising residents to stay cautious.

Chicago's 2nd District experiences a rise in catalytic converter thefts, with the Chicago Police issuing a community alert and advising residents to take preventive measures.

Chicago anticipates volatile weather with a mix of showers and potential thunderstorms, including a limited tornado risk and strong winds. The National Weather Service advises caution, especially east of I-55.

A minor was severely injured in a hit-and-run near Fenger High School in Chicago. Police are seeking a black Chevrolet Monte Carlo with possible front-end damage. The public is urged to report any relevant information. No arrests have been made yet.

Keith Douglas Freeman faces bankruptcy fraud charges for allegedly hiding assets and income, including his official salaries and private business earnings, in his filing.

Chicago receives a $2 million federal grant to reconnect communities divided by the Eisenhower Expressway, as part of the Reconnecting Communities Program under Biden's infrastructure law.

Chicago's Pride Parade will have fewer participants due to new city rules, with schools largely excluded, focusing on LGBTQ+ groups and businesses for safety reasons.

Two people were killed in an early morning car crash on I-57 in Posen, Illinois, with a third person hospitalized. The accident closed northbound lanes for hours.

Chicago's Budget Committee approved Mayor Johnson's proposal for $70 million to support migrants, set for full City Council vote. Concerns were raised about transparency and balancing local needs.

Jewish leaders in Chicago reject Mayor Johnson's meeting invite over concerns about his support, highlighting divisions on addressing rising antisemitism.

Gov. J.B. Pritzker appointed James Montgomery Jr. as the executive director of Illinois Prisoner Review Board to improve efficiency and domestic violence training in the wake of a paroled man being charged with murder.

Oberweis Dairy, an Illinois-based family business operational since 1915, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, facing over $4 million in unsecured debt and about $14 million in secured bank debt.

Omakase Shoji is a new Japanese omakase-style restaurant combining traditional dining with a casual izakaya atmosphere, set to open on Chicago Avenue with a focus on authenticity and quality.