Two women from Joliet were arrested for alleged theft at a Naperville Dick’s Sporting Goods. They were caught following an employee alert and set off the store’s alarm.

A Pilsen migrant shelter in Chicago experiences a surge in illness, leading to the hospitalization of four children and a woman, amid concerns over conditions following a child's death.

Jewish college students in the U.S. share their experiences with growing antisemitism on campuses, a concern discussed with Rep. Brad Schneider, noting incidents have increased post the Israel-Hamas conflict.

Google settles for $700 million after a multistate lawsuit over its Play Store practices, with consumers receiving $630 million in restitution and states a $70 million penalty.

An 18-year-old woman was critically injured after a stabbing in Chicago's Grand Crossing area; the male assailant fled in a red sedan and remains at large.

Portage Park residents are divided over a temporary migrant shelter opening at a former Catholic school, with some advocating for community support and others expressing concern for safety and financial costs.

Chicago police swiftly arrested a suspect in a November 13 shooting that resulted in a 23-year-old man's death, with First Degree Murder charges brought against the suspect.

Charged with murder and other felonies, Daitwon Cobbins from Chicago allegedly shot two men, killing one, and robbed them in July. He awaits a detention hearing.

A 21-year-old man in Chicago is charged after reportedly hitting a woman in the Loop; she declined medical care. The suspect's identity hasn't been released.

The Illinois EPA is granting $750,000 for energy-efficient upgrades at public water plants, aiming to save costs and reduce energy consumption. Applications are due by February 2, 2024.

Federal authorities are searching for a man who allegedly robbed a US Bank in Elmhurst, Illinois, on Saturday morning, implying he had a weapon. The suspect is still at large.

Several cherished Chicago restaurants closed in 2023, causing a wave of nostalgia among food enthusiasts and prompting reflections on the city's culinary history.

An off-duty Chicago police officer fired shots to prevent a carjacking in Ashburn, resulting in no injuries and no immediate arrests. COPA is investigating the incident.