Two Chicago residents were sentenced for sex trafficking a minor and producing child abuse material, with Geremy Glass receiving 30 years and Markita Tidwell 19 years in prison. Their arrest followed a hotel staff's report in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

Chicago man Joshua Mims arrested and charged with the first-degree murder and aggravated arson of a 32-year-old woman in May last year; court proceedings are pending.

The Willard Ice Building in Springfield, Illinois, marked its 40th anniversary, celebrating its history and namesake, Willard Ice, a significant figure in state governance.

Illinois' IDNR has introduced a mentored archery deer hunting program at Kickapoo State Recreation Area for novice hunters, requiring participants to have a mentor and submit an online application by Nov. 29.

Mayor Johnson and ECRC unveiled a strategic framework for early childhood education in Chicago aimed at fostering equity and community engagement for children's kindergarten readiness.

The Chicago Police have issued an alert for Raul Valdez, 64, missing since July 20, possibly in need of medical attention. He was last seen near the 2200 block of S. California.

Thieves used an SUV to steal an ATM from a Lincoln Park grocery store, among several similar incidents across Chicago's North Side. No suspects are in custody.

The Chicago Police issued an alert about business burglaries in Grand Crossing, advising residents and owners to be vigilant and report suspicious activities.

Ex-ComEd executive Fidel Marquez, a key witness in Michael Madigan's trial, faces cross-examination by the defense over alleged jobs-for-favors scheme.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul has established a Conviction Integrity Unit to review cases and ensure fair convictions, aiming to bolster faith in the justice system.

Eric Hernandez was charged with DUI after a crash that injured two children; a judge denied his pretrial release. His BAC allegedly was nearly twice the legal limit.

A West Chicago teen is charged with two counts of murder and attempted armed robbery, with no bail granted, after a violent incident that resulted in two deaths.

Chicago police have alerted businesses in several neighborhoods about a string of burglaries where thieves smash entrances to steal from registers and ATMs.