Charter school advocates and the Chicago Teachers Union are heavily funding the Chicago school board elections, possibly eclipsing independent candidates.

Kane County officials and residents discuss the removal of "First Amendment zones" after public outcry, emphasizing the importance of free speech over regulating it on public property.

Cook County Assessor Fritz Kaegi addresses worries about property taxes and a "doom loop" scenario for downtown buildings, suggesting higher-end properties are stable despite increasing residential valuations and the tax burden on homeowners.

Chicago Police are seeking information on missing 15-year-old Megan Eads, last seen May 28, 2024. She may be in Chicago, Rockford, or Carterville areas.

The Chicago Police Department is seeking information on a fatal hit-and-run that resulted in the death of a 55-year-old cyclist, involving a blue 1997 Lincoln Town Car.

Two police officers were shot while serving a warrant in Macomb, leading to a closure of Western Illinois University's campus due to the ongoing emergency.

Candlelite is expanding its tavern-style pizzeria to Lincoln Park's iO Theater at 1501 N. Kingsbury Street, combining Chicago's love for comedy and cuisine.

The article discusses public safety concerns on Chicago's CTA after a quadruple murder, highlighting the vulnerability of the unhoused population and calls for increased security and support.

Minor injuries occurred to three officers and two civilians after two separate collisions between Chicago police vehicles and SUVs on the Far South Side.

Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard appointed new officials despite a canceled meeting and trustee absence, sparking further discord amidst accusations of violating the Open Meetings Act.

Chicago Public Schools' Safe Passage program, with nearly 1,200 workers, helps ensure student safety through the city's tough neighborhoods, with a recent rally acknowledging their dedication.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul has expressed condolences for victims of shootings in Chicago and Georgia, emphasizing the need for action against gun violence.

Noelle Malkamaki, a DePaul graduate, broke the world record in shot put at the Paralympic Games, with a 14.06-meter throw in the Women's F46 category.