Illinois farmers face challenges addressing agriculture runoff and rejuvenating farming with younger workers amidst rising farmland costs and conservation efforts to reduce runoff's impact on the Gulf's dead zone.

Ricky Wetherspoon, 32, from Chicago, has been reported missing by the Chicago Police Department. Last seen near West Division Street, concerns for his health necessitate his urgent location.

IDOT workers in Illinois are repairing potholes on state highways and interstates, urging motorists to be cautious and patient during temporary lane closures.

David Jackson was sentenced to 10 years for heroin distribution and firearm offenses, with a subsequent 3-year supervised release. He pled guilty and is deemed a career offender.

Free gun locks were distributed in Chicago following the accidental shooting death of a toddler, with police urging separate storage for guns and ammo.

The boil water order in a South Chicago suburb has been lifted after a series of water main breaks, and officials now deem the tap water safe to drink.

Chicago hosts its first "Groundhog Day" cast reunion at Navy Pier, honoring Harold Ramis with features from the movie, a live groundhog, and possible Bill Murray appearance.

Unicorn World, offering immersive experiences with animatronic unicorns and enchanting forests, opens at Navy Pier, Chicago, for a family-friendly event with interactive activities.

Justin Timberlake announces his "Forget Tomorrow World Tour" starting in North America, with 22 dates including a June 21 performance in Chicago. The tour will support his new album, "Everything I Thought It Was."

Chicago City Council members sent a letter to Mayor Johnson, challenging his 60-day limit on shelter stays for migrants and urging policy change due to the harsh winter. They also seek more control over federal funds for migrant aid.

Robitussin cough syrups were recalled due to microbial contamination, posing risks especially to immunocompromised individuals. Haleon is advising consumers to stop using the affected lots.

Chicago construction company owner Alex Nitchoff pleaded guilty to bribing a county official for tax reductions, with a potential ten-year prison sentence.

Charges against two Chicago officers accused of assaulting a teenager were dropped when the alleged victim did not cooperate, causing the prosecution's case to collapse.