The FBI seeks public help to find seven "Chicago Most Wanted" fugitives after "Operation Summer Heat," which arrested 25 individuals for violent crimes.

A 17-year-old girl was shot by a security guard outside a Jewel-Osco in South Loop; she's in good condition. The guard fled but was later detained; no charges have been filed yet.

A missing girl from Rochester was found in Chicago with two men without legal U.S. status. U.S. Marshals and ICE were involved in the recovery and investigation.

Hospital cashier Keztly Angel saved a choking doctor using the Heimlich maneuver at Loyola University Medical Center.

Alexander Joves was appointed as the new executive director of the Emergency Management and Regional Security department in Cook County by President Toni Preckwinkle.

DuPage County celebrates its 500th Drug Court Program graduate, highlighting the success of rehabilitating non-violent drug offenders instead of incarcerating them.

An Illinois resident was diagnosed with Powassan virus, a tick-borne illness not previously seen in the state, prompting public health advisories and increased tick surveillance efforts.

Houston police investigate a fatal auto-pedestrian crash involving a 53-year-old woman in a wheelchair and a Cadillac CT5; the driver cooperated and no impairment was found.

The article discusses fluctuating weather in the Chicago area, with a mix of sun, showers, and thunderstorms, along with varying temperatures throughout the week.

The Scottish Rite Theater in Peoria is on sale again for $5.8 million after operations by TempleLive ceased without explanation. The Peoria Civic Center is hosting shows displaced by the closure.

An elderly woman, Carol D. Purcell, died in a house fire in Saybrook, with the cause under investigation. She likely succumbed to carbon monoxide intoxication.

Illinois officials call for safety measures in agriculture due to drought-induced fire risks during the 2025 harvest season, emphasizing equipment maintenance and community guidelines.

After an armed robbery on a CTA platform, Chicago Police urge vigilance and detail suspect descriptions, including one with a ski mask and red shoelaces. Residents should remember details and report incidents.