Mayor Johnson resists Trump's plan to send federally troops to Chicago, claiming potential constitutional violation.

Chicago Police are searching for Maurice Taylor, a missing 73-year-old man, last seen June 6. He is described as a black male, 5'9", with grey hair and brown eyes. The public is asked to help locate him.

A semi-truck rollover on I-57 spilled dirt and closed northbound lanes near Richton Park, requiring a lengthy cleanup and detours, with no injuries reported.

A CTA bus and an ambulance collision in Chicago injured six, who were hospitalized with minor injuries. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

Illinois Rep. Budzinski's name was in murder suspect Boelter's notes, who planned attacks on politicians. She expressed condolences and condemned political violence.

A man named Orlondo Williams, 39, was fatally shot in Chicago's East Garfield Park. No arrests have been made, and Area 4 detectives are investigating the incident.

A man was pronounced dead after being found unresponsive in Lake Michigan at Foster Avenue Beach in Chicago. Despite CPR efforts, he was critical upon arrival at Weiss Memorial Hospital. His identity remains undisclosed.

The future of historic St. Adalbert's Church in Pilsen is uncertain as the City Council debates landmark status, which could affect its sale and preservation.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul and a coalition of 55 attorneys general reached a $7.4 billion settlement with Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family over the opioid crisis.

Chicago Police warn of armed robberies in the 017th District, where two male suspects, armed and masked, have targeted businesses, prompting community and law enforcement vigilance.

Antisemitic threats found in a Highland Park mailbox led to a police and hazmat response, with FBI involvement; no toxic substances were found. Mayor Nancy Rotering condemned the act, reinforcing community solidarity against hate.

Ex-Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan receives a sentence of 7 ½ years in prison for crimes including bribery, with Judge Blakey referencing his service but condemning the corruption.

Oak Ridge Campground at Stephen A. Forbes State Recreation Area in Illinois reopens on June 20 after an $8.45 million renovation including road, bridge, and facilities improvements.