Chicago Police are searching for Angel Jackson, missing since April 5. She's a 25-year-old black female, last seen on the 7300 block of S. Talman. The SVU seeks tips (312-747-8380 or 911) to locate her.

Police report a series of burglaries in Chicago's Bronzeville area, advising locals on safety and requesting vigilance and prompt reporting of suspicious activities.

Chicago Police alert public after a woman was sexually assaulted and robbed in the Garfield Park neighborhood.

Adrian Rucker is charged with armed violence and other felonies after a Chicago police officer's fatal shooting.

Mixed sun and showers with fluctuating temperatures are expected in Chicago, as detailed by the National Weather Service and CBS News Chicago. Moderate air quality is predicted throughout.

Five members of the Minneapolis gang "Highs" were convicted for RICO conspiracy, drug trafficking, and firearms offenses, as detailed by the U.S. Department of Justice.

Jalonie Jenkins from Streamwood is charged with the murder of his two sisters, with a mental health crisis cited as a possible cause. He awaits trial after being denied pretrial release.

California attorney David R. Lira pleaded guilty to contempt for delaying the distribution of settlement funds to Lion Air crash victims' families. He is associated with Girardi Keese, the same firm involved in embezzlement by Thomas Girardi.

A security guard was shot in an Evanston hospital during a struggle with a mentally distressed man. The situation was contained, and no life-threatening injuries occurred.

A man was gravely injured in a physical dispute near Union; a 78-year-old was charged with aggravated battery. The victim is stable; the accused awaits court.

Chicago's minimum wage will increase to $16.60 on July 1, with updates to paid leave, sick time, and predictable work schedules for certain workers, as shared by Mayor Johnson.

A Peoria woman pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in the death of her boyfriend, avoiding a trial with her plea agreement capping her sentence at 35 years.

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul is contesting a Trump administration executive order that seeks to deny birthright citizenship to children of non-citizens.