Chicago Police issued an alert about a spate of burglaries targeting businesses in the 8th and 9th Districts during late night and early morning hours.

The Chicago Police Department is searching for missing 13-year-old Alyssa Feng, last seen on May 31 near West 26th Street. She frequents the "L" train system, and they seek public assistance.

Calumet Fisheries in Chicago is reopening on Saturday after renovations due to a fire, offering its traditional smoked seafood and outdoor dining experience.

Chicago's "We Walk for Her" march campaigns for justice for the city's missing and murdered Black women and girls, underscoring racial disparities in media coverage and police responses to such cases.

A bankruptcy judge approved the sale of Oberweis Dairy to the Hoffmann Family of Companies, aiming to preserve the brand and possibly expand product lines.

Lurie Children’s Hospital in Chicago expands its campus by acquiring the former ADA headquarters at 211 East Chicago Avenue, facilitating growth in healthcare services.

Five Chicago police officers and a civilian were injured after two police cars collided in Englewood, resulting in one officer and the civilian requiring hospitalization.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul and 10 other states are urging the FTC for stricter oversight on health care mergers involving private equity, concerned about higher costs and lower care quality.

An individual, Wilson Barreno, has been charged with the attempted murder of a 71-year-old woman in Chicago after allegedly stabbing her multiple times.

The Chicago Red Stars aim to break the NWSL attendance record at Wrigley Field, hosting the first professional women's sporting event there in 80 years.

DuSable Lake Shore Drive in Chicago ranks 41st on Architectural Digest's list of the "71 Most Beautiful Streets in the World," noted for its lake views and skyline. The street was recently renamed to honor city founder Jean Baptiste Point DuSable.

Chicago is advancing regulations for lithium-ion battery safety due to fire risks, following deadly fires in New York. Local and federal efforts seek to establish standards to mitigate hazards associated with these batteries.

Gov. J.B. Pritzker signs Illinois's $53.1 billion budget, with highlights including a child tax credit, a new department of early childhood, and funding for a quantum computing campus, despite some political criticism.