Chicago cops warn of a spate of strong-armed robberies at key city spots, advising public caution and offering suspect descriptions from recent incidents.

An SUV driver died in a crash in Bolingbrook, Illinois, after their vehicle was hit by a sedan. The collision happened at Veterans Parkway and Grady Drive.

An early morning dispute on Chicago's Southwest Side turned deadly when a 33-year-old man was shot and killed...

Two Chicago residents are charged with using their vehicles to assault federal agents, leading to an agent firing at one suspect, who was later hospitalized. Both suspects are in custody awaiting court.

Chicago Police seek help to find William Wells, 51, last seen near Jesse Owens Park. He is an African American, 5'9", 145 lbs, with a tattoo on his arm and was wearing a red cap, black Adidas jacket, and jeans.

A car crashed into a Dolton campaign office, injuring three people and causing building damage. The stability of the office, belonging to trustee Kiana Belcher, is being assessed.

Chicago experiences warm Sunday, but a cold front will bring cooler temperatures, wind gusts, and possible thunderstorms starting Monday, with a drop in temperatures throughout the week.

Three Chicago-area residents face federal charges for allegedly obstructing ICE and Border Protection agents with vehicles.

Mayor Johnson and Alderman Lawson visited Lakeview for "44th Ward Day in the Ward," touring landmarks and discussing local needs, amid ongoing investments in the area, including infrastructure and business support.

Former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan's request to delay his prison term was denied by a federal appeals court. He faces a 7 ½-year sentence for corruption.

An undocumented immigrant with a prior criminal record has been sentenced to 15 months in federal prison for illegally re-entering the U.S. after deportation.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem visited an ICE facility in Illinois during protests; the facility set up a "free speech zone" and arrests were made, as locals demand transparency.

John Catanzara temporarily steps back as vice president of the Illinois FOP due to unspecified allegations of financial misconduct; he denies wrongdoing and remains Chicago FOP president.