A Waukegan man is charged after the body of missing Antioch woman Megan Bos was found on his property; he claims she overdosed and denies further involvement.

Former President Joe Biden will give his first speech since leaving office at a Chicago conference focusing on issues related to Supplemental Security Income and Social Disability Insurance.

Chicago student, Owen Ray, remains in Denmark after being released from custody over an Uber dispute; he is awaiting resolution as his passport is held.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul and 21 other AGs opposed Trump administration's proposed ACA changes, including excluding DACA recipients from the exchanges, fearing increased complexity and cost in healthcare access.

Chicago Teachers Union members voted with 97% approval to ratify a new contract with CPS, avoiding a strike and promising salary increases, extra prep time, new staff, and smaller class sizes.

One man died in a Chicago shooting on a pedestrian bridge near the CTA Blue Line, involving a disagreement between a 61-year-old and a CTA employee. Service was temporarily halted.

The Chicago Police Department is searching for Ashley Turner, a 25-year-old missing woman from Bronzeville, Chicago, last in contact on February 28, 2025, and possibly in need of medical attention.

The Chicago Police Department seeks help to find missing 17-year-old Destiny Williams, last contacted on March 27, 2025. She is 5'1" with a medium brown complexion.

Two people were injured in a severe three-car crash in Skokie, involving a vehicle rollover and damage to parked cars, with a driver potentially speeding at 100 mph.

Chicago Police seek help to find a missing 15-year-old girl, Traniyah Armstrong. She's a Black female with red hair and was last seen on April 8, 2025.

AG Kwame Raoul leads a coalition in contesting a Tennessee law that criminalizes aiding minors seeking out-of-state abortions, stressing state sovereignty and health care rights.

The Chicago PD alerted Gresham residents of armed robberies targeting construction workers, involving suspects in black with ski masks escaping on foot after confronting the workers.

Chicago City Council's finance committee voted against a $1.25 million settlement for Dexter Reed's family, a man killed by police, while approving a $32 million settlement for Bryce Summary, who was injured during a police chase.