The Chicago Police are searching for Ana Palafox, a 59-year-old woman with bipolar disorder, last seen at Rush Hospital. She is described as 5'3", 223 lbs, with brown/gray hair, and was wearing black clothing. Public help has been solicited.

Three people were shot inside a car in Chatham early Saturday; victims were taken to UChicago Medicine and are listed in fair condition. Area Two detectives are investigating.

Cook County deputies and the U.S. Marshals arrested 36‑year‑old Sean Favors in Bridgeview after a surveillance operation. He is in custody awaiting extradition on local and federal matters.

A 23-year-old passenger was critically wounded after shots were fired into a vehicle in Little Village Friday night. Chicago police say the shooting remains under investigation.

The Commission on Chicago Landmarks approved a final recommendation for Original Providence Baptist Church, advancing protections for the 1902 church and 1928 school in Austin.

A 3-month-old boy was found unresponsive in a Brighton Park home and later pronounced dead; Area One detectives have opened a death investigation. Autopsy results are pending.

Continuum Development bought 2800 N. Sheridan for $17.25M and is pitching a roughly 300‑unit tower with retail near Diversey Harbor.

Chicago Police alert the public about armed robberies on the CTA Red Line, with incidents reported in various neighborhoods including Greater Grand Crossing, Roseland, and Englewood.

A federal grand jury indicted Fabias Shipman for possessing ammunition tied to a South Shore alley shooting that left one man dead and a teen wounded.

Cook County deputies recovered about 24,000 pounds of stolen Wawa coffee stored in a Melrose Park warehouse; officials value the haul at over $100,000.

A Papillion truck driver found a 3‑ to 4‑year‑old alone in a median, wrapped him in a blanket and kept him safe until police located the family.

Federal officials have told ACT Now Illinois its community‑schools grant will end Dec. 31, jeopardizing services for 19,000 students across 32 schools.

New models flag Chicago‑area hospitals as vulnerable to 100‑year flooding that could cut off ER access. Officials say updated maps and mitigation are overdue.