As new regulations may only mildly impact the massive amounts of pollution spewed by Northwest Indiana steel mills, Cleveland-Cliffs moves to more sustainable alternatives.

A 27-year-old offender has been charged with Aggravated Vehicular Hijacking using a firearm, following an incident that occurred on October 10th.

A 63-year-old Chicago man was charged with the aggravated battery of a 69-year-old male. His hearing is scheduled for today, October 19.

A man's life was taken during a fight with a concealed carry permit holder in West Garfield Park Wednesday. The suspect is currently in custody.

As former "Empire" actor Jussie Smollett checks into rehab, we examine the journey that led him to this pivotal moment.

A man convicted for the fatal shooting of a police officer in 1976 has been granted resentencing, bringing to light the significance of rehabilitation and the complexities of the parole system.

On October 18, David McClure was charged with attempted murder, first degree and aggravated battery/discharge firearm, following a shooting incident on October 11 which left a 23-year-old male seriously injured.

Contractors and residents in Chicago's 2nd District (Wentworth) are on alert following a series of robberies targeting contractor work vehicles. The offenders have been described as African-American males wearing dark clothing who exit a vehicle and use a black handgun to steal tools from parked work vehicles.

Traffic stop in River North, Chicago reveals loaded firearm and leads to passenger's arrest due to lack of permits.

An Illinois man faces insider trading charges involving accusations of using his wife's confidential info for $90K profit in a NY pharma deal.

Chicago museums embrace free admission days in 2023, allowing residents and visitors to experience some of the city's most iconic institutions while saving money on entrance fees.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul and a coalition of attorneys general urge the federal government to ensure equal access to mental health and substance use services by implementing stronger regulations and addressing compliance failures.

Arts in the Dark Parade, now in its ninth year, brings Halloween celebration to Chicago's streets by showcasing art, creativity, and cultural diversity—drawing tens of thousands of attendees.