Four people, including a pregnant woman and her child, died in a Chicago fire potentially caused by arson. Editor Brad Cummings was also a victim. Over two dozen were displaced, with the investigation ongoing.

The Supreme Court limited judges' power to issue nationwide injunctions, affecting Trump's executive order on birthright citizenship, but allowed 30 days before enforcement.

Chicago-area tax preparer Byron Taylor pleaded guilty to filing fraudulent tax returns for clients and himself, causing a loss of $914,745 to the IRS. He also misused PPP funds. His sentencing is scheduled for November 4.

Five people died in Gary, Indiana, when their SUV circumvented train crossing gates and was hit by a South Shore Line train. The victims were all from Gary.

Chicago police officer fired a shot during a foot chase, with no injuries reported, after a man allegedly pushed an officer. COPA is investigating the incident.

Lake County Sheriff's Crash Investigators are probing a multi-vehicle collision in Beach Park involving serious injuries and a driver in critical condition.

LGBTQ advocates reflect on ten years since same-sex marriage legalization, voicing concerns over potential threats to marriage equality amidst recent political opposition and introduced measures in various states.

The Chicago Police are searching for Betty Colvin, 60, reported missing from the 6200 block of S. Park Shore East Ct. She is 5'3", with black hair, brown eyes, and a medium complexion.

Chicago's weekend weather ranges from a 30% chance of showers today with high near 90°F, to sunny Saturday with high near 78°F, and a 40% chance of storms on Sunday with a high of 94°F.

An Austin neighborhood apartment fire injured six, including children, prompting a significant emergency response with 140 firefighters and 12 ambulances. Causes remain under investigation.

The Supreme Court ruled that states can block Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood, a decision that aligns with Republican efforts to defund the organization.

Universal Studios is opening a new 'Universal Horror Unleashed' attraction in Chicago by 2027, expected to feature horror mazes and themed bars, providing economic benefits and over 400 jobs.

The FTC is refunding $126 million to Fortnite players after Epic Games settled complaints over deceptive payment practices, with a new claims deadline set for July 9.