A man is in critical condition after being struck by a white SUV in a hit-and-run in Chicago's Lincoln Park. The incident occurred early Sunday; the driver fled, and police are investigating.

Chicago faces two winter storms with significant snow risks, potentially disrupting commutes and activities with snowfall exceeding 7 inches in some areas and continuing cold temperatures through the week.

Illinois politicians reflect on the third anniversary of the January 6th Capitol attack, expressing concerns about security and implications for future elections.

Chris Christie criticizes Trump as a "liar" and insists on staying in the 2024 race, despite trailing behind in New Hampshire polls and showing gaps in his campaign's national structure.

Robert Crimo III, the suspect in the Highland Park parade shooting, decided to have public defenders represent him again after initially choosing to self-represent. The trial date may remain set for February 2025.

A new "Welcome to Naperville" sign has been installed as part of a beautification project, lacking electronic features unlike neighboring Bolingbrook's signs.

A Peoria felon, Jamarcus Hollingsworth, received a 57-month prison sentence for possessing firearms and attempting to sell a pistol, as part of Project Safe Neighborhoods initiative.

A Chicago man received a 5.5-year prison sentence for defrauding the SBA's COVID-relief program out of $2.9 million by falsifying business ownership and revenue. He's also required to repay the full amount.

An East St. Louis man was sentenced to over 8 years for drug-related charges and money laundering, involving over $1.2 million and 550 kilograms of marijuana.

A shopper in Chicago won $500,000 from a Powerball ticket bought at a local Jewel Osco store. The winning ticket matched four numbers plus the Powerball.

The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame releases limited-edition university mascot bobbleheads in celebration of National Bobblehead Day, along with a special Jake Arrieta figure.

Grubhub awarded microgrants to 64 Chicago nonprofits to combat food scarcity through its Full Plate Program, with each organization receiving up to $10,000.

An 11-year-old boy and a 24-year-old man were shot in Chicago's Roseland neighborhood. The two incidents were related, and no arrests have been made yet.