Chicago police search for a hit-and-run driver who struck a jogger in Greektown, leaving her critically injured. The incident occurred Saturday evening. No arrests have been made yet.

After a fire damaged Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church, the community held an outdoor service, showing resilience and unity amidst plans to continue operations.

A man attacked patrons with a hatchet at a Wrightwood McDonald's after his request for free food was denied; three were injured and a person of interest is being questioned.

A report shows rising domestic gun violence deaths in Illinois, with calls for legislation such as "Karina's Bill" to prevent abusers from owning guns.

Chicago Police alert residents of two armed robberies by suspects in ski masks at gas stations in the 002nd District; advise vigilance and reporting of suspicious activities.

Chicago is expecting erratic weather with thunderstorms and a shift from hot to cooler weather, including risks of tornadoes and hail, as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Chicago Police alerted the 16th District of thefts from vehicles, specifically targeting law enforcement vehicles, urging residents to take precautions and report suspicious activity.

The Swim Across America – Chicago event involved swimmers raising funds for cancer research, targeting $300,000 for the Anderson Cancer Center at Rush University.

Kayla Austin created a device and app, "My Gun's Been Moved," plus a program "My Safety Circle" to address firearm safety and prevent accidental shootings.

The Naperville Exchange Club has filed for bankruptcy and announced the end of Ribfest due to financial struggles, marking the conclusion of the club's community involvement.

Chicago Police have issued an alert for a missing 72-year-old man, Jesus Villalpando, last seen in the North Freemont area, potentially needing medical attention.

Cook County launches the "Community Voices" campaign to gather public input on the future of ARPA-funded initiatives, with a survey and events from August 1 to September 13.

Chicago's 2nd District shopkeepers are warned of burglaries by thieves using stolen vehicles to ram into and steal from clothing stores. Police urge security measures and ask for vigilance.