Chicago Police seek help finding missing teen Sebastian Scott, last seen on 3700 block of N. Broadway on Jan 24. He's Asian, 5'8", with black hair. Wearing gray jacket, sweatpants, black shoes. Call Area 3 SVU at 312-744-8266 with info.

Pulte has acquired the former Our Lady of the Brook site in Northbrook and plans a 53-unit, 55+ townhome community after Vatican clearance cleared a sale logjam. The village has transferred approvals to the builder.

A federal judge in Chicago dismissed most discrimination and retaliation claims against the National Association of Realtors, narrowing a high‑profile employee suit. A separate contract theory remains.

Chicago has filed to host the 2028 and 2032 Democratic National Conventions, leaning on 2024 infrastructure and a deep hotel inventory as it enters the DNC sweepstakes.

Giannis Antetokounmpo's family office paid just over $21 million for Harmony Apartments in Uptown, expanding a recent multifamily buying spree.

Chicago police are searching for a man who followed a woman from the Logan Square CTA station and sexually assaulted her in the 2900 block of North Kedzie.

A 30-year-old man was shot inside his parked car Friday night in Humboldt Park. Police say the shooter walked up, opened fire and fled on foot.

An Aurora man, Grant Chandler, is facing serious charges including Aggravated Vehicular Hijacking after a violent incident at a hotel. He is detained pre-trial and could face up to 30 years in prison.

A man was stabbed during a robbery on Chicago's Green Line train; police are implementing the TRIP program to combat rising CTA violence. No arrests have been made yet.

State Sen. Willie Preston acknowledged a 2010 domestic battery incident tied to a North Riverside police report and says he will remain in the IL‑02 primary.

Sterling Bay has hired JLL to market 345 N. Morgan, a nearly fully leased Fulton Market office that could set the tone for 2026 office pricing.

A lawsuit alleges a Joliet police officer unlawfully patted down a 12-year-old girl during a routine traffic stop for a suspected insurance violation, raising civil rights concerns and resulting in legal action against the city and police department.

John Southard, co‑founder of Innovator Capital Management, paid $55M for a Port Royal waterfront estate days after Goldman announced a roughly $2B acquisition. The Cutlass Lane home closed at about 92% of its $60M ask.