The Chicago Police Department is alerting the public about an aggravated battery on South Pulaski Road, seeking information and urging caution and vigilance.

Chicago Police alert the public of armed robberies in Oakland, where suspects used an online ad to lure victims with a motorcycle sale, robbing them at gunpoint.

A body was found in the debris of a house fire in Hawthorn Woods, with the identity pending further investigation. Firefighting efforts were hindered by a lack of hydrants and an electronic vehicle charging station.

Pvt. Jeremiah P. Mahoney, a WWII soldier from Chicago, has been identified after nearly 80 years using DNA analysis.

Illinois has launched its first Conviction Integrity Unit to review potential wrongful convictions, involving collaboration between state officials and legal experts.

The Chicago Bears are reconsidering the Michael Reese hospital site in Bronzeville as a potential new stadium location, a move that marks a shift in the team's urban development strategy and engagement with the city.

Ryan Borgwardt, a Wisconsin father, went missing during a kayak trip and was later suspected by law enforcement to be in Europe, following investigations revealing he may have staged his disappearance.

Chicago Police warn of burglaries in several neighborhoods, advising businesses after cash registers and ATMs were stolen by suspects breaking glass doors or windows.

Krispy Kreme offered a free dozen of Original Glazed doughnuts to the first 500 customers on World Kindness Day, with no purchase necessary, to encourage paying the kindness forward.

Wisconsin's Supreme Court is deliberating on the validity of the state's 175-year-old abortion ban, invoking pointed critiques from liberal justices over implications for women's rights and health.

An elderly woman's car fell off a parking garage at Harlem Irving Plaza Mall, flipping over. She was rescued by first responders and sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

Westchester School District is sued following allegations of past sexual abuse by a former teacher, who is charged with aggravated criminal sexual abuse.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson negotiates to lower a proposed $300 million property tax hike, considering alternatives like increased fees and taxes after budget talks with City Council members.