A 40-year-old man died in a rollover crash in unincorporated Harvard; he was ejected from his vehicle and was not wearing a seatbelt. The incident is under investigation.

The Chicago Bears are conducting fan focus groups on new stadium amenities but not the location, while proposing a $2.3 billion domed stadium funded partly by taxpayer dollars.

Illinois expands child pornography laws to include AI-generated images, as signed into law by Governor JB Pritzker based on Attorney General Raoul's initiative.

New Illinois law initiated by AG Raoul and IDHR enhances civil rights protections against discrimination, allowing for stronger legal action and increased penalties.

Marquette Bank in Chicago recovers from a criminal attack, restores ATM services, and continues to offer a personal banking experience, emphasizing fraud prevention and customer communication.

The City of Chicago may face a $100 million bill due to alleged violations of a parking meter deal during former Mayor Lightfoot's term, as arbitration continues.

A 40-year-old man was fatally shot from a vehicle while on a sidewalk in Austin, Chicago; no arrests have been made yet as police continue to investigate.

A federal judge denied altering the DNC protest route despite protesters' request for closer access to voice concerns about the war in Gaza. Safety and security were cited as reasons for maintaining the current path.

Erick Cameron was arrested in Chicago for a shooting; he faces attempted murder and other charges. His hearing is set for August 13, 2024. The investigation is ongoing.

Illinois police officer Lewis A. Lacey faces charges of bankruptcy fraud, perjury, and false declarations related to undeclared settlement debts and bankruptcy filings.

Chicago Police seek public assistance to locate John E. Sweeney, 58, missing since August 6. He's a balding white male with a tattoo on his left shoulder.

Two 20-year-olds charged with aggravated vehicular hijacking involving a firearm in Chicago after a man's car stolen at gunpoint.

The Washington Heights community holds the 28th Stop the Violence Picnic at Brainerd Park to unite and engage youth, aiming to reduce violence and build community pride.