A vehicle was shot at on the Stevenson Expressway, causing the driver to crash and suffer injuries. Police are investigating the early morning incident. Traffic was disrupted for several hours.

Epic Burger opened its ninth location in downtown Naperville, replacing Firecakes Donuts. The chain focuses on quality, natural ingredients and community engagement, with plans to expand nationwide.

Chicago prepares for Juneteenth with events focused on Black history and culture, featuring music, murals, comedy, inclusivity for the disable community, and marketplaces.

Four people were wounded in a shooting in Chicago's West Pullman area; three women and a man were hospitalized, with one man in critical condition. The shooter is at large and the investigation is ongoing.

The U.S. Supreme Court upheld the FDA’s position on medication abortion, impacting states like Illinois; AG Raoul praised the decision and pledged to protect reproductive rights.

The Chicago Police Department is searching for Janice Scott, a 68-year-old missing woman last seen on N Orchard in Chicago. She is 5'9" with brown eyes and gray hair. The public is asked to contact Area Three Detective Division SVU with information.

An incident where attorney Brad Schneiderman was handcuffed in court led to an inquiry by the Judicial Inquiry Board. Judge Kathy Flanagan ordered him removed, escalating to his restraint.

A 67-year-old ice cream vendor in Chicago was shot in the leg, leading to a standoff and a SWAT team response. The suspects were taken into custody; the vendor's condition is good.

Illinois has announced a $6.5 million Get Covered Illinois Navigator Program to improve health insurance access, preparing for a state-based marketplace launch.

A Chicago man has been arrested on a first-degree murder charge for a fatal shooting in the city's 10th District. He was apprehended a day after the incident.

Illinois EPA received nearly $15 million in federal grants to fund energy efficiency projects in disadvantaged communities via a program with a focus on public and non-profit buildings.

Dino Venegas is charged with first-degree murder for a shooting on September 19, 2023, and was arrested near the crime scene in Chicago. He faced a detention hearing today.

Three men were arrested in Chicago for a recent armed robbery involving the theft of property at gunpoint. They face various charges, including armed robbery and drug possession.