29-year-old William Warrior from Alsip was charged with multiple felonies, including aggravated battery against a Chicago police officer, after a clash where he hit a police car and an officer.

Evanston residents protest and hold a vigil after a controversial immigration raid involving excessive force. Mayor Daniel Biss confirms an investigation is underway.

Chicago Police Department issues alert for missing 16-year-old girl, Hope Watson, last contacted on October 31.

Two people died in a car crash on the Eisenhower Expressway near Kostner Avenue, leading to a temporary closure of eastbound lanes. Details of the incident are under investigation.

Chicago Police report a series of burglaries in Bronzeville and Douglas, urging residents to take preventive measures and report suspicious activities.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul warns Illinois residents to be cautious of scams when donating to Hurricane Melissa relief efforts and provides guidelines for safe giving.

The forecast for Chicago includes scattered showers with cooler temperatures around 50 degrees and a chance of sun despite clouds. The coming week should be warmer and mostly dry.

The Illinois Department of Labor collaborates with the Illinois Fire Service Institute to enhance firefighter safety training, including a course on the line of duty death of Lt. Garrett Ramos.

Shaquita Brown was arrested in Chicago for aggravated battery with a firearm, wounding a 21-year-old woman; her detention hearing is set for October 31, 2025.

Illinois invests $31.5 million to prepare underused sites for industrial development, aiming to boost business and community renewal, as part of a larger $500 million initiative. Applications are open until March 31, 2026.

Illinois lawmakers passed a $1.5 billion transit funding bill, increasing sales taxes and tolls to fill a budget gap and finance infrastructure projects.

Oak Brook man, Ulises Mejia, faces multiple charges after a high-speed police chase following an alleged battery incident. No injuries were reported, and a judge ordered pre-trial detention.

A Chicago man, Donald Stoute, faces a felony charge for seriously injuring a male in a June shooting. His arrest and upcoming detention hearing were announced by police.