Kendrick McGregor faces charges for a March shooting and home invasion in Bellwood, Illinois, with the victim shot on the 1200 block of S. Fairfield Ave.

Chicago police seek help to find two missing seniors: 60-year-old Russell Tolbert and 72-year-old Jetheree Mayo, reported missing from their homes on consecutive days.

Rev. Ira Acree withdrew his nomination to the RTA board following opposition and criticism over his qualifications. His decision follows a postponed City Council vote on his appointment.

Jose V. Sanchez from California received a 210-month prison sentence for his role in a methamphetamine distribution conspiracy, where he used a decoy vehicle to divert police.

A man was killed in Chicago after a verbal dispute escalated into a physical fight on South Michigan Avenue. The police have detained a 42-year-old man in connection with the incident.

Cook County has launched a $3.6 million grant program to support social-equity cannabis businesses, with different funding amounts available based on business type.

APHIS announces new rules for cattle and bison ADT, requiring electronic ID tags for tracking and disease outbreak prevention, with specifics outlined for dairy cattle and exhibition animals.

Employment in Illinois shows growth, with the BLS and IDES reporting job increases in ten metro areas. Unemployment rates rose in thirteen areas but fell in one, a mixed economic picture for the state.

Illinois passed SB 3713 to expand its Crime Victims Compensation Program, aiming to reduce barriers for survivors of violent crime seeking financial aid.

The DOJ reached a settlement with CEFCU to address ADA violations after claims of discrimination against individuals with disabilities. CEFCU must implement a new ADA policy and compensate the complainant.

The Chicago Police Department is searching for missing James Sykes, 59, last seen May 6. His disappearance is complicated by the lack of a current address.

America's tallest waterslide, "The Rise of Icarus," opens at Mount Olympus Water and Theme Park in Wisconsin Dells, promising an exciting addition to the region.

A jury found Zantac not responsible for a woman's cancer, while Pfizer settled over 10,000 cases related to Zantac's alleged cancer risks. More trials are upcoming.