McDonald's plans to hire 375,000 workers this summer, its largest hiring initiative in years, amidst U.S. expansion and optimism in the restaurant sector.

An Aurora chiropractor, Murtaza Hameed, faces multiple felony charges for sexual abuse of two boys and is denied pre-trial release. His trial is set for June 2, 2025.

The Ventra app experienced a near four-hour outage affecting Metra riders, but service has been restored and Metra offered free rides during the disruption.

Early Monday in Chicago, a car crash in Lincoln Square injured three, with one critically, and a separate incident saw a car hit an American Legion building.

The article discusses the issue of stock trading by U.S. Congress members, with proposed bipartisan legislation aiming to prohibit such practices amid concerns over conflict of interest.

Chicago experiences early summer weather with varying temperatures; storm chances to increase midweek, with a cooler, sunny weekend forecasted by FOX32 and the National Weather Service.

Blue Line service in Chicago was halted due to a medical emergency, causing disruptions and prompting the use of shuttle buses and alternative bus routes for affected passengers.

Chicago experiences pleasant Mother's Day weather with sunshine and mild temperatures anticipated to continue into the workweek, as per the National Weather Service.

Pope Leo XIV's former Chicago church, St. Mary's, piques local interest after his surprise election, with efforts underway to preserve and repurpose the decaying building.

Chicago Police seek public help in finding missing 24-year-old Brittany Brown, last seen May 2 on S. Michigan Avenue and possibly in need of medical attention.

Skokie woman, Debra Cohen, faces felony and misdemeanor charges for allegedly fleeing a hit-and-run accident that injured a 63-year-old woman. She admitted to driving the involved vehicle during police questioning.

Jury selection began in Chicago for the trial of Crosetti Brand, charged with murdering 11-year-old Jayden Perkins and injuring his mother during an attack.

Illinois grants $200,000 to ten small nonprofits to support community services like food, housing, and job development, with funds coming from the Charitable Trust Stabilization Program.