A person was shot while boarding a CTA bus in Chicago's Grand Crossing neighborhood and hospitalized in stable condition; the shooter's motives are unknown.

Indiana woman, Brieonna Cassell, is fighting to avoid leg amputation after being trapped in her car for six days, facing a difficult recovery and increasing medical costs.

The Chicago Police issued an alert about recent armed robberies in Armour Square, South Side, advising residents to stay vigilant and report suspicious activity.

A Chicago pastor is distributing 40,000 eggs to help families amid high egg prices and grocery costs, reflecting the enduring community support role of the Black church.

Rosemont, IL has implemented a temporary ban on new EV charging stations in parking garages after a vehicle fire, while critics express concern for local businesses.

Indiana woman, Brieonna Cassell, survived nearly a week after a car crash by collecting water from a creek, before being found and airlifted to a hospital.

IDOA Director Jerry Costello II discussed the impact of federal funding cuts and tariffs on Illinois farmers and food-insecure communities at a state assembly hearing.

Massachusetts courts have issued a temporary order halting the Trump administration's cuts in teacher education funding, following a lawsuit led by Attorney General Kwame Raoul.

The final phase of the Kennedy Expressway's overhaul is set to begin on March 18, focusing on bridge repairs and pavement improvements, with expected traffic disruptions until around Thanksgiving.

Chicago Police are asking for help to find missing 13-year-old Ikeem Myles, last seen on S. Throop. He is 5'3" with a medium build and was wearing a blue hoodie and Jordan shoes.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and DFSS announce applications open for the 2025 One Summer Chicago program, aiming to provide 29,000 youths with job opportunities and life skills.

A man died and a woman was injured in a domestic shooting in Chicago's Austin neighborhood. The incident occurred Tuesday morning and is under investigation.

Tesla cars and properties face a rise in vandalism in various U.S. cities, linked to negative sentiments towards CEO Elon Musk. Owners like Ed Campbell experience damage, and precautions are urged amid safety and financial concerns for the brand.