Chicago property owner Chris Amatore offers shelter to migrants in his buildings, spending $150,000 to house nearly 500 people amidst a housing crisis.

A woman with a concealed-carry permit shot and killed a man during an argument in Chicago; she voluntarily spoke with police, and no charges have been announced.

Lee Harris, wrongfully convicted and recently exonerated after 33 years in prison, died of natural causes at 68, shortly after suing Chicago for his wrongful incarceration.

The article describes Chicago's varying weather forecast, starting sunny then shifting to potential near-record warmth and rain, with hazards like fog and river flooding mentioned.

A man was wounded in a drive-by shooting on Chicago's South Side early Saturday, while the woman with him was unharmed. No arrests have been made yet.

Chicago is set to receive four high-tech, self-cleaning public restrooms funded by advertising and managed by French company JCDecaux, in response to long-standing public demand and issues with public urination.

A former Illinois school administrator sued his district, alleging racial discrimination after he was forced to resign for protesting a racially insensitive game.

The Damen Silos in Chicago face potential demolition, despite preservationist efforts and community pushback against the owner's plans. Public input is being gathered before the decision proceeds.

A man was found dead in an overturned vehicle near I-55 in Garfield Ridge, Chicago. The police continue to investigate the crash with no cause yet determined.

The Illinois Department of Public Health reports a decline in respiratory viruses, including COVID-19, with improved conditions across the state. Public health guidance continues to encourage precautions and vaccination.

Head-on collision in McHenry County leaves two drivers hospitalized, one with life-threatening injuries, after a van illegally passed another vehicle and struck an SUV.

The Tinley Park Police remain committed to solving the 16-year-old Lane Bryant murders, pursuing leads with new detectives and technology, and asking for additional funds to help in the investigation.

A Bellwood man is charged with felony robbery after allegedly attacking and robbing a man on a Near West Side CTA train. He was arrested shortly after the incident.