State Sen. Emil Jones III faces a federal trial on bribery and other charges related to alleged favors for a red-light camera company. Defense insists on his innocence and the trial will include FBI recordings and testimony from a key witness.

Lucino Dickerson, 69, is missing in Chicago; public urged to help find her, as she may be confused. She's 5'5", black female, 190 lbs, brown eyes, grey hair. Contact Area 2 SVU at 312-747-8274 with info.

Jim Tinaglia, Arlington Heights' mayor-elect, discusses plans for a potential Chicago Bears stadium, emphasizing safety, economic benefits, traffic control, and infrastructure while acknowledging village resource constraints.

Wounded Palestinian children arrive in Chicago for medical treatment facilitated by HEAL Palestine. They were greeted at O'Hare Airport by a supportive crowd and will stay with host families for their recovery.

Unexpected snow and rain hit Chicago, with windy conditions and temperatures dropping to around 34 degrees. Minimal snow accumulation occurred, with a forecast of improving weather towards the weekend.

A fatal three-vehicle collision on Chicago's Dan Ryan Expressway at 87th Street led to all southbound lanes being closed, causing significant traffic disruptions. One person was confirmed dead by the Illinois State Police.

Two Chicago men were arrested by Lake County Sheriff’s Office and FBI for drug trafficking; over 2kg of cocaine and a gun were seized. They face felony charges.

U.S. prosecutors have dropped a federal bribery charge against former Chicago Alderman Danny Solis, honoring a deferred prosecution agreement that stemmed from his cooperation and use of a wire for the FBI.

Shabbona Lake State Recreation Area offers a wingshooting clinic for youth and adults, featuring safety instructions, practice sessions, and included lunch for a $10 fee.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul leads 21 states in a lawsuit to protect federal agencies like the IMLS from being dismantled by a Trump administration order, citing cultural, educational, and economic implications.

ICE released José Gregorio González, detained since March 3, allowing him to potentially donate a kidney to his brother José Alfredo Pacheco, in kidney failure and dependent on dialysis. Community advocacy played a key role in his temporary release.

Avion L. Tapia was found guilty of second-degree murder for killing his mother, claiming self-defense due to past abuse. He faces sentencing on June 4th.

A Naperville teacher accused of an inappropriate relationship with a student has been released pre-trial and faces charges of sexual abuse and grooming.