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Crime & Emergencies in ...
Chicago neighborhoods face a surge in commercial burglaries, with businesses targeted by a group using sledgehammers for break-ins and stealing various items. Police issue a citywide alert and advise on security measures.
Warlord owner Trevor Fleming faces felony charges after a former co-worker accused him of sharing private sexual images without her consent.
Two men were arrested after a pre‑dawn compliance check in Chicago Heights that yielded multiple firearms and suspected narcotics, the sheriff’s office says.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Latin School has listed four Gold Coast Dearborn Parkway homes it bought in 2022; asking prices total roughly $8.09M and the sale is meant to pare debt.
A 15-year-old has been charged after an alleged Jan. 1 gunpoint robbery in Mount Greenwood; police say the suspect was arrested in Chatham. Officials declined to release the juvenile's name.
Chicago police warn of forced-entry burglaries in Grand Crossing and South Shore; detectives ask for tips and surveillance video.
Politics & Govt in ...
Chicago's Board of Ethics has sat without a chair for months, canceling meetings and leaving nine enforcement cases in limbo as the inspector general prepares to depart in April.
Retail & Industry in ...
A CADDi survey finds 79% of manufacturers name skilled-labor shortages as their top barrier, pushing firms toward automation and training.
A 45-year-old was arrested in Schiller Park and charged in a 2020 Gage Park killing.
A worker at Project Maize says he's in 'extreme pain' and hasn't received workers' comp as union footage and OSHA action put a spotlight on safety at the $800M site.
Chicago police are searching for 12-year-old Jeremiah Pugh after he was last seen Jan. 21 in Englewood. He was reported wearing a black jacket and gray jogging pants with white stripes.
Sports in ...
Freshman Keaton Wagler poured in 46 points and nine 3-pointers to lift No. 11 Illinois to an 88-82 win at No. 4 Purdue. The performance gives the Illini momentum as Big Ten play heats up.
An independent review board found no reasonable cause in a decades‑old allegation against Father Ronald Kondziolka, and the Archdiocese has returned him to ministry.
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