A 69-year-old man was found dead from a gunshot to the head in Burnside, Chicago. A person of interest is being questioned in what might be a domestic-related incident.

A pedestrian was critically injured after being hit by a car on the Eisenhower Expressway, involving a total of three vehicles and leading to the temporary closure of outbound lanes.

Pope Leo XIV, a Chicago native, joined a "White Sox" chant in Vatican City. He also warned against desensitization to high-tech warfare during his address.

Smoque BBQ is suing Weber over its Weber Smoque pellet smoker, alleging trademark infringement and potential customer confusion between the restaurant's brand and Weber's product.

The Chicago Police Department is searching for 16-year-old Anaviya Goodwin who has been missing since August 27, 2024, from the 2700 block of North Kedzie Ave.

Cook County launches a grant program to provide $1.4 million to support nonprofit lenders helping local small businesses, with applications open until July 25, 2025.

Weiss Memorial Hospital in Chicago faces a catastrophic AC failure amidst a heatwave, forcing the transfer of inpatients and redirection of ambulances, with repairs taking several days.

National Guard members accompanied their mother to an ICE appointment in Chicago, while Congressmen Krishnamoorthi and Jackson were expelled from the facility when attempting to conduct oversight.

A former Loretto Hospital executive is charged with a $293 million fake COVID-19 testing scheme, involving billing for unadministered tests and kickbacks.

An Illinois toy company has asked the Supreme Court to review President Trump's tariffs, claiming they were imposed illegally and seeking an expedited decision due to economic impact.

Amarion Ray-Williams was arrested for an April armed robbery in Glenview; his accomplice Angelo B. Hatter was previously arrested. No physical harm came to the victims but valuables were stolen. The investigation continues.

A 14-year-old was charged with carrying a loaded handgun at a Naperville event. The police arrested him during a "teen takeover" event, highlighting the concern over illegal firearms.

Graylin Waters is charged with shooting 11-year-old Willow James, who was hit by a stray bullet and is now paralyzed.