The Chicago Police seek help finding Deonte Moore, missing since March 14, last seen on South Oglesby. He's a 33-year-old male, 5'8", with brown eyes and black hair.

John Mitchell, a 79-year-old man, is missing in Chicago since March 20th and was last seen in the 6200 N. Broadway area. He may need medical attention and was wearing a black jacket and cap.

Chicago weekend weather to feature a mix of conditions, including rain, snow showers, and gusty winds, followed by a thunderstorm chance on Sunday and a calmer, mostly sunny Monday.

Two male juveniles were arrested in Chicago for a vehicular hijacking; one faces additional drug charges. They allegedly carjacked at gunpoint on March 7.

The Illinois Supreme Court ruled in favor of Rolling Meadows in a tax dispute with Arlington Heights over revenue from Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant due to a coding error by the state's Department of Revenue.

A man is charged with vehicle theft and reckless driving after stealing a police car, hijacking a USPS truck, and crashing into a family’s vehicle, injuring two children.

Mayor Brandon Johnson announced a postponement in the Chicago Board of Education budget amendment vote, pending clarity on the CPS and CTU contract negotiations.

Chicago's public transportation is at risk, with the RTA warning of up to 40% service cuts by 2026 if a $770 million budget gap is not closed, affecting CTA, Metra, and Pace services.

O'Hare Airport's transit system was offline during spring break travel, leading to shuttle buses being deployed and calls for travelers to anticipate delays.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker and the DCEO announced $57 million in grants for renewable energy and efficiency projects to support clean energy jobs and businesses, especially in disadvantaged communities.

Luis Vargas, 24, faces charges including three counts of attempted first-degree murder after a shooting at a Chicago liquor store injured five people.

Missing 12-year-old Jonathan Shin from Buffalo Grove was found safe early Thursday morning. Details of his disappearance are limited and authorities report no evidence of criminal activity.

Attorneys general from Illinois and three other states are suing the Trump administration to protect federal grants for clean energy projects, challenging the EPA's alleged obstruction of funds.