ComEd customers in Illinois will see an estimated $10.60 monthly increase in their electric bills due to factors like demand and a capacity auction result. Critics, including the Chicago Attorney General, challenge the price hike.

Chicago Police seek public help to find missing children Talayah, 3, and Taliayh Rogers, 5, last seen May 30th with descriptions provided for urgent assistance.

Daymonte Byrd, 20, was arrested for aggravated battery and drug charges after a Chicago shooting that injured a 59-year-old woman; further details await a court hearing.

California investment advisor Jordan Roman charged with wire fraud, accused of defrauding a client of $500,000.

Tiffany Henyard, former Dolton mayor, is ordered to appear in court for allegedly failing to produce records. The FBI investigates the town's finances, and she also faces a lawsuit for an altercation.

The Illinois General Assembly proposed a $55 billion budget with tax increases and healthcare cuts, as well as pay raises for lawmakers, and full funding for K-12 education.

Chicago is bracing for poor air quality due to smoke from distant wildfires, which will create hazy conditions and potentially harm sensitive groups. An air quality alert is in effect as the region awaits a clearing front.

Over 100,000 kitchen faucets sold on Amazon have been recalled due to lead contamination risks. The affected brands include Vfauosit, Kicimpro, and BASDEHEN. Consumers are advised to cease use and contact sellers for refunds.

A 16-year-old has been charged with two counts of armed robbery in Chicago last December, with the police not disclosing his identity due to his juvenile status.

Chicago's Blue Line service experienced disruptions due to a fatal electrocution incident, while the Yellow Line had delays related to staff shortages amidst looming budget concerns for public transit.

Deontray Talley, 35, was arrested in Chicago for a shooting on W. Madison St., facing a felony charge and warrant-related counts. His hearing is set for May 30.

Two 15-year-olds were charged with armed robbery in Chicago's South Side, with quick police response leading to their arrest. The investigation continues.

The U.S. Court of International Trade ruled Trump's sweeping tariffs exceeded presidential powers, a stance backed by a coalition of attorneys general.