Johnnie Matthews is charged with murder and illegal weapon possession after a woman's fatal shooting in Chicago.

Residents in Englewood, Chicago, are alert after multiple armed robberies targeting delivery workers were reported, with suspects stealing vehicles at gunpoint.

Marketside Broccoli Florets sold at Walmart are recalled due to potential listeria contamination, with a "best if used by" date of Dec. 10, 2024. No illnesses reported yet.

Chicago Police have charged Reginald Freeman with the murder of a 43-year-old woman in the city's 10th District.

A cold snap hits Chicago with isolated snow showers, leading to a sunny but windy day with high winds and a high near 24°F. The cold streak is set to continue for one to two weeks, with chilly nights and potential snow from a storm system.

The Sugar Bowl is postponed to Thursday after a terrorist attack in New Orleans, leaving 14 dead and 35 injured. The FBI is investigating, and heightened security is planned for the rescheduled game.

Chicago Police warn of car break-ins in the Austin and Belmont Heights areas, citing incidents of window smashing and theft, with garage door openers stolen in some cases. No arrests made; public advised to report suspicious activities.

An inmate died at Lake County Jail after being found unresponsive; he had been on a drug-related charge and had various health issues. Efforts to resuscitate him failed, and an autopsy will investigate the cause of death.

A 17-year-old boy was arrested and charged by Chicago Police with aggravated vehicular hijacking and armed robbery for a crime committed in October 2024.

Two juveniles are charged with Class X felonies after an armed carjacking at an Addison movie theater, with their detention ordered until the next court date.

The Chicago Police warns of a female suspect involved in several vehicular hijackings in Grand Crossing, with ongoing investigations in the 3rd District.

Chicago Police Department is conducting a DUI Saturation Patrol in the Austin district, with increased enforcement and the BAT Mobile Unit to process offenses and possibly issue I-Bonds on-site.

OSHA cited Corner Construction Corp. for repeated fall hazard violations, proposing $266,175 in penalties. The contractor had previously ignored safety regulations, leading to worker endangerment.