The Illinois Department of Revenue maintains a steady property assessment equalization factor of 1.0000 for Tazewell County, indicating fair market value assessments.

Chicago Police alerted businesses in the 10th and 11th Districts about a series of armed robberies and described the suspect, urging public assistance.

A fire in Orland Park injured a firefighter and resident, while a couple escaped their home, losing two pets. The blaze also damaged a neighboring house. Causes are under investigation.

A man was shot dead in a car in Chicago's North Lawndale; no arrests made, Area Four detectives investigating.

A Chicago man, Jaylen Murphy, faces charges for attempted armed robbery and a misdemeanor related to violating conceal carry laws. He was arrested shortly after the incident involving a 48-year-old man.

Chicago Police are searching for Robert Burton, 32, missing since Feb 19 after last seen at O'Hare Airport, and now classified as a high-risk missing adult.

Chicago's weather will fluctuate with sunny days, possible showers and a thunderstorm risk, alongside varying temperatures and Lake Michigan small craft advisories.

Anti-Israel and antisemitic graffiti appeared in Chicago's Logan Square, inciting local shock and an ongoing police investigation with no arrests yet made.

Early voting for the 2024 Illinois primary has begun with registration deadlines approaching and a referendum in Chicago on a tax to fund homelessness prevention.

A woman was found dead with neck trauma in Chicago's Chatham neighborhood; no suspects are in custody. Police are investigating, with the community on edge.

Romeo Nance from Joliet is accused of killing eight people, including his family, and then dying by suicide in Texas. Motives remain unclear. His troubled history is noted, and a survivor faces charges for obstruction.

Mark Walter sold his Lincoln Park mansion for $4.2 million, highlighting a trend of luxury home construction in the area, with even grander properties like the Parrillo mansion listed for $30 million.

Chicago celebrated the Lunar New Year with a lively parade in Chinatown, with the Chicago Police ensuring safety. The event featured colorful floats and bands, enjoying strong community participation.