Two armed individuals carjacked three people in Chicago's Gold Coast neighborhood, near Gov. Pritzker's home, before being arrested later that evening.

Illinois lawmakers require residents to register firearms banned before January 1, facing criticism over legislative clarity and constitutional rights.

Illinois has been named the top state in the Midwest for workforce development for a second year, with recognition for its innovative job programs and investments.

During the MLK Jr. weekend, Illinois police faced several crashes involving their cars, some due to Move Over Law violations; charges were filed in multiple incidents.

An elderly person is in very critical condition following a house fire in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood. Firefighters rescued the individual, who is now hospitalized. Details about the fire's cause remain undisclosed.

Illinois is awarding $2.4 million in grants to eight communities for outdoor recreation improvements, funded by the federal LWCF and supported by state and local investment.

Denise Lampe's work as a Plats and Plans Technician at IDOT involves aiding in land acquisitions for state projects, ensuring property rights are properly managed and supporting infrastructure progress.

Chicago experienced a spike in gun violence over a holiday weekend with six fatalities; police are investigating the incidents across different neighborhoods.

Two Chicago men face felony charges for a vehicular hijacking and robbery; one is a 22-year-old, and the other, a 17-year-old, were caught by a special police task force.

The FAA is investigating after two Boeing planes, an ANA Boeing 777 and a Delta Boeing 717, collided on the ground at Chicago's O'Hare Airport without injuries.

Accenture launches GenAI studios across North America to aid businesses in AI development and application, marking a significant investment in AI innovation.

Illinois legislators tackle contentious issues including funding for migrants, establishing Chicago's elected school board, and managing a budget surplus, amid a constrained timetable influenced by primary season politics.

Chicago faces severe cold with temperatures feeling as low as -35 degrees, leading to school closures and frostbite risks, with some snow expected later in the week.