Dolton faces a legal crisis as their law firm plans to withdraw, citing unpaid services, amid corruption allegations against Mayor Henyard and an FBI probe.

The article reports on a series of shootings in Chicago that left two men dead and several injured, with no arrests made as the city grapples with ongoing gun violence.

A man was shot and killed in a Houston store parking lot; the shooter remains unidentified and an investigation is ongoing.

Two carjackers stole a woman's SUV at gunpoint in Chicago's Avondale while she unloaded groceries. Police are investigating the incident with no arrests made.

Naperville Police arrested three individuals, including two juveniles and 19-year-old John J. Bailey, for an attempted motor vehicle burglary and multiple misdemeanors.

Illinois lawmakers have advanced bills to expand mental health care access, including improving insurance coverage and benefits for behavioral health services and first responders. These legislative efforts aim to address long-standing service gaps.

Thornton Township residents rallied for transparency regarding alleged misuse of funds by Township Supervisor Tiffany Henyard, who faces controversies and federal investigation.

A man was critically wounded by gunfire early Sunday in a Logan Square parking lot, Chicago, and remains hospitalized. No suspect has been arrested; detectives seek information.

Two were shot in Belmont Cragin, Chicago; a teen boy grazed in the foot and a young woman hit in the arm. Both are in fair condition; no suspects are in custody.

A minivan with four children crashed into a dugout at a Woodstock baseball field, injuring three of them, after slipping into drive while the radio was being adjusted.

Miriam Chapman faces attempted murder and other felony charges after a Chicago shooting injured one man and threatened a woman. He was arrested and will have a detention hearing.

The Plymouth Restaurant in Chicago is rebranding as Pancho's Cantina, offering Mexican cuisine. Meanwhile, Little Bangkok in Plymouth, MI, is closing after 23 years, with hints of a new Thai fusion restaurant to come.

Illinois reported its lowest presidential primary voter turnout in decades, with only 19.07% participation statewide and 25.88% in Chicago, raising concerns about voter interest.