Dr. Lee Peter Bee, a physician from Missouri, was sentenced to prison and home confinement for committing health care fraud and ordered to pay restitution.

A 16-year-old boy was seriously injured in a North Side Chicago shooting while walking on the sidewalk. No arrests have been made; police seek information.

Two Senn High students were shot near their school in Edgewater, and both are in good condition. No suspect is in custody, and the community seeks safety measures.

Chicago veterinarian Adam Stafford King pleaded not guilty to child pornography charges and is scheduled for a May court date. His defense rejects the accusations despite the investigation's findings.

A man with head trauma was found dead by the Eugene Sawyer Water Purification Plant in South Shore, sparking a homicide investigation. No arrests have been made, and water plant officials assured the public of the facility’s security.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson urges President Biden to provide more work permits to undocumented immigrants, citing economic benefits and Illinois' labor shortages.

The Illinois Commerce Commission approved safety upgrades for a McDonough County rail crossing, with new warning devices and grading improvements planned.

Chicago fencing company owner Eric Zabalza faces theft and home repair fraud charges for accepting payments and failing to complete installation jobs.

Four men conducted armed robberies across multiple Chicago districts, targeting seven businesses. Police urge vigilance and seek help identifying the suspects.

Darnell Magsby, 19, faces a felony charge for a June 2023 vehicular hijacking in Chicago. He was arrested by the Vehicular Task Force on April 3, 2024.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul files a lawsuit against Mariner Finance, accusing it of deceptive loan practices, including adding hidden fees and unwanted add-on services to consumer loans.

Chicago and NASCAR officials announce improved traffic strategies for the NASCAR Chicago Street Race on July 6-7, reducing course construction impact to 19 days.

Chicago police quickly arrested three suspects after a shooting that killed a teen and injured three men, aided by surveillance technology and coordinated efforts.