Chicago Police issued an alert for missing John Linane, last seen on March 17, 2024. He is described as a 50-year-old white male with blue eyes, blonde hair, and was wearing a Blackhawks cap and dark clothing.

The Chicago Police Department warns of an arsonist targeting Chicago's 4th District, urging residents to report suspicious activities after multiple fires were set in the area.

Chicago faces a week of varied weather, with fire risks, potential snow, and fluctuating temperatures according to the National Weather Service Chicago.

Tyran Williams was killed in a drive-by shooting in Chicago's Beverly neighborhood; no suspects are in custody as detectives investigate the incident.

A lottery player from Harwood Heights won $2 million from a scratch-off ticket bought at a local Shell gas station, which had sold a $600,000 ticket before. Another Chicago resident had previously won $1 million from a 50X Payout ticket.

The National Association of Realtors agreed to a $418 million settlement over policies affecting agent commissions, sparking potential changes in real estate transactions.

A man was killed and a woman injured in a shooting in Chicago's Gage Park. The incident occurred as they sat in a car. The man died from a neck wound, while the woman is in good condition. The shooter fled, and an investigation is underway.

Chicago Mayor Johnson announced policy extensions for shelter stays, prioritizing families and vulnerable populations, amidst a measles outbreak that prompted vaccination mandates and quarantine measures in shelters.

The Chicago Police Department warns of armed robberies by offenders with Glocks in districts 014, 016, and 018, urging vigilance and safety precautions.

Waukegan City Clerk Janet Kilkelly faces a 15-count indictment for misconduct and misapplication of funds, accused of offering unauthorized credits for liquor and gambling licenses.

A man from Beckley was sentenced to 10 years for his involvement in drug distribution, including fentanyl and methamphetamine, after being convicted in a federal court.

Illinois has launched the Next Gen initiative to promote minority involvement in affordable housing development by providing selected developers with capital, training, and strategic support.

The Illinois Department of Natural Resources and the Illinois Conservation Foundation awarded grants for youth-led habitat projects across Illinois totaling over $55,000.