A man was fatally shot in a road rage incident on I-80/94 in Indiana, following which the suspect was arrested. Traffic was disrupted for hours during the investigation.

Chicago faced a spree of robberies, including a woman stabbed in Grand Crossing and multiple muggings on both the North and South Sides, with no arrests made yet.

Police dog Dax was injured while helping apprehend a teenage suspect, casting doubt on his ability to continue serving with the Lake County Sheriff's Office.

Illinois sets property assessment multipliers for Logan, Knox, and Schuyler counties to ensure uniform taxation, with Logan and Schuyler at 1.0000 and Knox at 0.9786.

The article discusses alleged limitations and retaliation regarding hygiene supplies for migrants in Chicago shelters, with residents reporting restricted access to necessities, while the city denies rationing and retaliation claims.

Illinois invests $28.8 million to support local food systems and tackle food insecurity, buying directly from disadvantaged farmers to distribute free produce through food banks and nonprofits.

Illinois State Police arrested five men in a human trafficking sting in Danville, facing charges including aggravated criminal sexual abuse and possession of methamphetamine.

Illinois man Chad D. Campen pleads guilty to fraud, facing up to 30 years in prison for a series of financial crimes including bank fraud and money laundering.

The Chicago Police seek information on Hannah Pyles, missing since March 3, last seen in a pink and camo shirt, blue jeans, and light blue shoes. The community is urged to report sightings to help find Pyles, whose safety is a growing concern.

The weather in Chicago will vary, with fog and drizzle turning clear, rain on Friday, and potential gale winds on Saturday, followed by sunnier days ahead.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson launches the One Summer Chicago program, aiming to employ an additional 4,000 young people aged 14 to 24 during the summer.

Flossmoor residents protest potential ouster of Police Chief Jerel Jones, amid lack of official explanation and limited communication from village leadership.

Illinois man Elliott Lawson Henderson was arrested following accusations of running a nationwide travel scam, with multiple victims alleging financial losses.