Massive Data Breach at Chicago Public Schools Affects 700,000 Students; FBI and Illinois Attorney General Investigating
A cyber-attack on Chicago Public Schools' vendor exposed personal data of 700,000 students but did not involve misuse of data or financial information. CPS is working with law enforcement on the breach.
Warm Spring Weather Welcomes Chicagoans with Sunshine and Breezy Conditions Ahead
Chicago is set for spring temperatures, with the National Weather Service forecasting a high near 58 today and mostly clear skies at night. The week will see highs in the 50s and 60s, with rain expected by Friday night.
Illinois Holocaust Museum in Skokie to Undergo Renovations; Temporary Downtown Satellite Opens in July
The Illinois Holocaust Museum will close for renovations this summer, with a temporary downtown location opening in July. Renovations include a new auditorium and lobby, aimed at enhancing the visitor experience.
Chicago Police Seek Public Aid in Locating Missing 30-Year-Old Robert Hall Last Seen on South Side
The Chicago Police Department is actively searching for 30-year-old Robert Hall, missing since February 1st, last seen on South Princeton Avenue. He is 6'2", 180 pounds, with a "Tremaine" tattoo, and concerns for his wellbeing are increasing.
Waukegan Man Charged with Child Pornography Possession Following Online Tip and Cyber Forensic Investigation
A Waukegan man was arrested for child pornography possession after a cloud service tip, with nearly 200 illicit images found on his laptop. More devices were seized and he's charged with three counts, pending further investigation.
Urgent Search for Missing 71-Year-Old Eddie Ellis in Chicago, Police Request Public's Assistance
The Chicago Police Department is searching for missing 71-year-old Eddie Ellis, last seen on March 5, 2025, in the 3300 block of S. Michigan. Described as a Black male with brown eyes and grey hair, he may be confused and need medical attention.
U.S. Small Business Administration Shuts Down Chicago Office, Targets Sanctuary Cities for Closures
The SBA announced closures of its offices in six sanctuary cities, citing resource optimization and compliance with federal immigration laws under Trump's administration. Local advocates fear negative impacts on small businesses.












