The Chicago Police Department has warned of a series of burglaries in Chicago's 2nd District, advising residents to secure windows and cooperate with neighbors for safety.

An 18-year-old man is critically injured following a shooting in Chicago's Humboldt Park. Found with a thigh wound, he was taken to Stroger Hospital. No arrests have been made, and police urge witnesses to come forward.

Illinois Attorney General has charged an Elgin man with gunrunning, which could result in up to 40-year prison sentences for each count if convicted. This is part of a crackdown on illegal gun sales in the state.

Morgan Winters is appointed as the new chief of the State-Based Marketplace at the Illinois Department of Insurance, bringing expertise from his previous health insurance roles in Minnesota.

LeAnn Shirley pleaded guilty to wire fraud for stealing $79,000 from the Illinois State Police Heritage Foundation. She faces up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine, with sentencing scheduled for July 17.

Chicago reports a measles case in a Pilsen shelter; health officials respond with screenings, vaccinations, and potential quarantine to prevent spread.

A series of burglaries have taken place in Chicago's Englewood district, prompting a police advisory with prevention tips and seeking community assistance.

The Mayor of Chicago has announced the creation of a Native and Pollinator Garden Registry to enhance urban biodiversity and help counter climate change, with a dedicated advisory board set to guide its formation.

Chicago's mild winter allowed the Department of Transportation to fill over 143,000 potholes, improving city streets and preparing for further road maintenance.

The Chicago Police Department seeks to fire Sgt. Vitellaro for kneeling on a teen's back, an act caught on video in 2022, leading to charges of excessive force and false statements.

Wind Creek Casino and Hotel prepares to open in Chicago's south suburbs late summer, offering job opportunities and community benefits amid a crowded gambling market.

The Illinois Department of Revenue has maintained Moultrie County's property tax equalization factor at 1.0000, ensuring tax equity among property owners.

Chicago reports two measles cases, the first since 2019, with one at a migrant shelter. Health officials are tracing exposures and urging vaccinations.