A Rockford man was sentenced to 48 months in prison for possessing a firearm in Springfield, with an additional three years of supervised release post-imprisonment.

A South Barrington accountant, Imran Mahmood, pleaded guilty to evading $3.4 million in taxes, misappropriating $9 million, and faces a possible 5-year sentence.

Chicago Police issue an alert for vehicle thefts in the city's 3rd District, offering safety tips and urging community members to stay vigilant after a series of incidents.

Illinois Senate President Don Harmon proposes legislation for a hybrid Chicago Public Schools board, aligning with Mayor Johnson's plan, amid debates on representation and the CTU's influence.

Car thefts surge in Chicago's 9th District, prompting a community alert and recommendations for prevention, including securing vehicles and utilizing anti-theft devices.

One man died and six were injured in a car crash involving two SUVs in Chicago's Archer Heights. The accident occurred at 2:40 a.m. on South Pulaski. Police investigate the cause.

Chicago's demand for paczki is high as Fat Tuesday nears, with Delightful Pastries baking the traditional Polish pastries and offering classes on making them.

The ongoing ADHD medication shortage is causing frustration for patients and doctors, with many struggling to obtain prescriptions for Adderall and similar drugs due to supply chain issues exacerbated by the pandemic and DEA production limits.

Chicago Police warn of armed robberies by 2-4 suspects in Grand Crossing, urging vigilance and community cooperation.

Chicago's weather forecast indicates a mix of sun, showers, potential snow, and varied temperatures with advisories for fog and hazardous lake conditions.

A 35-year-old man was shot in the hand during a late-night robbery in Chicago's Humboldt Park area; he's in good condition, with the assailants still at large.

Justice Joy Cunningham and Appellate Judge Jesse Reyes are candidates in the Illinois Supreme Court race, with no Republicans running, making the Democratic primary decisive.

Efforts are underway to rename a Chicago park to honor the Pollard family, prominent early Black residents with a history of significant achievements.