Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson advances $306.6 million to the city's pension funds, projected to save $3 billion over 30 years and promote financial stability for retired city workers.

Chicago police search for Albert Corder, a 64-year-old missing since December 22 and last seen at the 6000 block of South Halsted Street. The public is urged to report any information.

Chicago Police are asking for help to find Debra Carson, a 59-year-old missing woman last seen on East 69th Street. She is black, 5'8", and weighs 330 pounds.

Dense fog is expected to clear this afternoon in Chicago, while the evening may bring a 30% chance of rain. The National Weather Service has also issued a hazardous weather outlook due to potential flooding.

Two teens were critically injured in a Chicago Loop shooting, with no suspects immediately apprehended. The incident happened near a busy downtown area before 1 p.m., prompting a large police response.

A 17-year-old high school student, Marin Lacson, was fatally struck by a Metra train in Barrington, with thick morning fog possibly playing a role in the accident.

The Ramova Theatre in Chicago reopens as a live music venue with a new dining experience, supported by Chicago celebrities and featuring a local brewery.

Two armed robberies occurred early Friday in Chicago's Southwest Side, where a man and woman were held at gunpoint and robbed minutes apart. Police are investigating a potential connection between the incidents.

Christopher Gray, 47, faces multiple felony charges including a count of first-degree attempted murder and home invasion with a dangerous weapon.

Southeast Side Chicago residents oppose a proposed mining ordinance linked to the "Invert Project," raising concerns over environmental impact and community safety.

Chicago residents are alerted by police about a scam involving Facebook Marketplace sales of dirt bikes and motorcycles, where robbers posing as sellers commit armed theft.

Alex Nitchoff, 56, of Lemont, Illinois, pled guilty to one count of conspiracy to bribe a public official and one count of using an interstate facility to facilitate bribery.

A spate of burglaries in Chicago's 12th and 19th Districts has prompted police to advise local businesses to enhance security measures after multiple shops were broken into and robbed.