A weekend of shootings in Chicago resulted in 45 individuals shot, with eight fatalities reported by ABC7 Chicago, while the Chicago Sun-Times detailed ten deaths. No immediate arrests have been made.

A teenager and a woman were shot in Chicago's West Pullman neighborhood; both are in fair condition. No suspects have been arrested, and the police seek information.

Illinois basketball star Terrence Shannon Jr.'s trial for rape begins Monday, with his defense claiming possible mistaken identity and a lack of DNA evidence.

Chicago Police request public help in finding missing 25-year-old Richard Orr, last seen on W. Cullerton. He has a "BOLO WORLD" tattoo and may be disoriented.

Two men in Peoria were sentenced for firearm violations; Melahn received two years and Hollingsworth 57 months in prison, both with a supervised release period.

A 14-year-old girl has been charged with four robberies and aggravated assaults on CTA property in Chicago. The juvenile, arrested by police, is linked to a series of violent incidents targeting transit users and employees.

Chicago Police issued an alert about a spate of burglaries targeting businesses in the 8th and 9th Districts during late night and early morning hours.

The Chicago Police Department is searching for missing 13-year-old Alyssa Feng, last seen on May 31 near West 26th Street. She frequents the "L" train system, and they seek public assistance.

Calumet Fisheries in Chicago is reopening on Saturday after renovations due to a fire, offering its traditional smoked seafood and outdoor dining experience.

Chicago's "We Walk for Her" march campaigns for justice for the city's missing and murdered Black women and girls, underscoring racial disparities in media coverage and police responses to such cases.

A bankruptcy judge approved the sale of Oberweis Dairy to the Hoffmann Family of Companies, aiming to preserve the brand and possibly expand product lines.

Lurie Children’s Hospital in Chicago expands its campus by acquiring the former ADA headquarters at 211 East Chicago Avenue, facilitating growth in healthcare services.

Five Chicago police officers and a civilian were injured after two police cars collided in Englewood, resulting in one officer and the civilian requiring hospitalization.