A car crash at a Chicago Nissan dealership left one injured on Thursday.

As Chicago prepares for the 2023 Bank of America Chicago Marathon on Sunday, October 8, city officials and race organizers prioritize safety measures.

Chicago PD apprehends suspect in Cragin homicide. Suspect implicated in fatal assault during robbery of a 55-year-old.

Chicago residents have filed a lawsuit to challenge the city's decision to use public buildings as housing for migrants, arguing for expanded relief and alternative solutions.

223 Chicago Police officers were recently awarded during the Superintendent's Department Commendation Ceremony for their dedicated service and courageous acts. The event also highlighted the support and sacrifices made by their families.

Recent arrests of three individuals in Naperville reveal an ongoing trend of retail theft targeting Ulta Beauty stores, highlighting the importance of communication and cooperation between law enforcement agencies amidst a rising challenge for retailers.

As the fight against online child exploitation continues in Illinois, a recent case drives the point that more must be done to stave off the pervasiveness of child pornography.

As the search for 36-year-old Andre Cheaton continues, community members in Bronzeville and beyond grapple with the growing desire for answers and persisting uncertainties.

As Cook County President Toni Preckwinkle unveils her $9.1 billion budget proposal for 2024.

In a recent drug case in Illinois, a Taylorville man has been sentenced to 92 months in prison for distribution of methamphetamine.

As Forbes unveils its 2023 list of the richest people in America, 13 of the wealthiest names hail from Illinois. The collective wealth of these individuals is a testament to the state's economic contributions and an invitation to reflect on the broader implications of such accumulated fortunes.

Chicago's Luna y Cielo Play Café is helping families maintain Spanish language skills and embrace their Latinx heritage through bilingual play and Spanish classes for children.

Joyce Chapman, a prominent advocate for the Far South Side of Chicago and a former member of Chicago's Board of Education, has passed away at the age of 67.