Ashantae Corruthers received a four-year prison sentence for her role in illegally purchasing a firearm used in the fatal shooting of an Illinois police officer.

David Johnson received a 15-year federal prison sentence for a 2021 carjacking and shootout with police in Illinois. He had previously served time for a firearm offense.

Chicago's forecast indicates sunny weather followed by scattered showers and potential thunderstorms, with fluctuating chances of rain and possible severe weather alerts.

Brookfield Zoo in Chicago welcomes four baby flamingos with the newest hatching on August 7. Their genders are unknown and their public debut is set for August 19.

Former Alderman Ricardo Munoz may face prison again after a DUI arrest, which could violate his supervised release conditions from a prior wire fraud and money laundering conviction.

Governor JB Pritzker of Illinois launches a five-year Economic Growth Plan aimed at attracting investments, job creation, and supporting communities for a prosperous future.

Chicago unveils artist-designed train wraps and murals as part of a public art initiative involving a $11 million investment, aimed at reflecting themes of democracy and inclusion.

Chicago's forecast includes sunny days and potential severe weather, with highs near 78-83 degrees and chances of showers and thunderstorms midweek into Friday.

The Chicago Police issued an alert for the 16th District after a spate of burglaries involving a suspect entering through open windows to steal items.

Broadway In Chicago hosts a free musical concert in Millennium Park featuring 16 upcoming shows, including "Back to the Future: The Musical" and "Some Like It Hot."

Reporters joined the U.S. Army Golden Knights for tandem jumps, providing a unique view of Chicago and demonstrating the connection between the Army and the public.

Aurora is evaluating eleven candidates to fill the 1st Ward council vacancy after Alderman Emanuel Llamas' resignation, with a decision expected soon.

Two individuals were arrested in McHenry County for possessing 120,000 fentanyl pills, with officials emphasizing presumption of innocence until proven guilty.