Trump Administration Shares Immigrant Medicaid Data with DHS, Sparking Privacy and Deportation Concerns in California, Illinois, and Washington
The Trump administration shared immigrant Medicaid enrollees' data with Homeland Security, raising privacy and deportation fears despite legal and ethical concerns.
Chicago Police Seek Public's Help in Locating Suspect Accused of Sexually Abusing Minors at Dearborn Park Playground
Chicago police seek a man who sexually abused two girls at a Dearborn Park playground. Witnesses describe an elderly African American with a gold tooth. Authorities request public assistance.
Armed Robber Willie Carter Sentenced to 25 Years for Gas Station Heist in Addison, Accomplice Anton Stephens Awaits Trial
Willie Carter was sentenced to 25 years for an armed robbery at an Addison gas station, after pleading guilty. His accomplice, Anton Stephens, awaits trial. The DuPage County State’s Attorney emphasized the seriousness of the crime.
Chicago Weather: Showers Today, Mild Weekend Ahead with Father's Day Sunshine, Heat Wave and Thunderstorms Expected Next Week
Chicago's weather will see showers today with highs around 75°F, changing to partly sunny and mid-70s over the weekend. Heat near 90°F and potential thunderstorms are expected early next week.












