Chicago Police are increasing DUI patrols in the Grand Crossing District from Friday evening to early Saturday, targeting drunk drivers and other traffic violations.

Chicago Police announce a DUI Saturation Patrol in Gresham District, targeting impaired driving and traffic violations from December 30 evening to early December 31.

Chicago police seek help to find Kiara Vergan, 24, missing since December 2 last seen on the 5500 block of North Kenmore Ave. She may need medical attention.

John Finan is set to become the new principal of Fenwick High School for the 2024-25 year following Mark Rasar's resignation to become CEO at Northern Kane Educational Corporation.

A 24-year-old man was critically wounded after being shot in the face during a fight in Chicago's Washington Park neighborhood. Police have detained the shooter, with charges pending.

Illinois workers will receive up to 40 hours of paid leave starting January 1, 2024, with the new Paid Leave for All Workers Act, as signed by Governor JB Pritzker.

The Illinois Department of Revenue announced a tentative property tax equalization factor of 1.0598 for Mason County, which may affect residents' taxes in 2024.

Two fires occurred in Chicago; one in a high-rise where two were injured, and the other a non-serious dumpster fire. Both were quickly contained by the Fire Department.

Chicago police investigate after a 38-year-old man is found dead in a Wicker Park home, with no suspects in custody. Authorities are seeking information.

At 17, Dorothy Tillman earned a Ph.D. from Arizona State University and founded the Dorothy Jeanius STEAM Leadership Institute, focusing on mental health and holistic education.

The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library's new exhibit highlights the diverse personal stories and artifacts of Illinois citizens, including both celebrities and everyday residents.

Illinois residents face uncertainty over property tax relief despite police and firefighter pension consolidations, with legal and economic complexities and predictions of varied outcomes.

Chicago's tree planting initiative sparks critique from TreeKeepers who say the city's efforts fall short due to insufficient aftercare for the new saplings.