Vincent Duenes from Chicago was sentenced to probation and must pay restitution for stealing $60,000 from the SBA by submitting fraudulent loan applications.

A fire in Auburn Gresham caused a building to collapse and spread to another, injuring one and displacing a family. Firefighters contained the blaze swiftly.

Antoinette Briley was sentenced to 20 years for the 2003 murder of her twin newborns, a case solved using genetic genealogy. She pleaded guilty to the charges.

Biden and Harris intensify their campaign efforts in Wisconsin, focusing on community connections and the announcement of a $3.3 billion Microsoft investment in Racine. Biden's campaign also launches a $14 million minority-focused ad campaign.

Rue21 is closing all 540 stores and filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy due to pandemic challenges and the rise of online shopping, leading to widespread job losses.

Adam Power from Petersburg, IL, pled guilty to 34 felony counts related to child pornography, including production and distribution, after manipulating minors online.

A lawsuit alleges decades-long sexual abuse of juveniles by staff at Illinois youth facilities, involving 95 plaintiffs. The state agencies are accused of failing to address the problem.

Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard vetoed the hiring of ex-Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot for investigating Village finances and her administration amidst protests and federal scrutiny.

A 64-year-old man was fatally shot in Chicago's Pill Hill neighborhood. The unidentified victim was standing on the sidewalk when shot by an assailant, who fled the scene. No arrests have been made; police are investigating.

Chicago settles a lawsuit claiming pervasive racism and sexism within its Water Department, avoiding a high-profile trial and the airing of detailed allegations, including the use of racial slurs by supervisors.

Two men were shot dead in separate incidents in Garfield Park, Chicago, raising concerns about the ongoing gun violence in the area. No arrests have been made.

Kameron Freeman from Chicago is charged with murder and armed robbery related to a fatal shooting in December; he's due in court for a detention hearing.

The forecast for Chicago predicts a sunny start, with storms and potential severe weather later in the week, including thunderstorms and limited risks of severe weather and flooding.