A lawsuit has been filed against McDonald's by customers claiming health issues from E. coli linked to Quarter Pounders, as the restaurant chain apologizes and addresses the contaminated supply.

A fan's tickets for Usher's concert in Chicago vanished from her Ticketmaster account, with similar incidents reported nationwide, hinting at security issues despite the company's assurance of constant security investments.

Ricobene's, a Chicago eatery, was burglarized early Thursday; armed suspects stole a cash register. No staff inside were harmed. Police are investigating this and another nearby break-in.

Chicago Police issued an alert for missing 20-year-old Samuel Torres Pulido, last seen on October 29, 2024, urging the public to report any information.

Mayor Brandon Johnson presents Chicago's Fiscal Year 2025 budget focusing on affordable housing, mental health, public safety, and youth employment, while addressing a $986 million deficit without major layoffs.

A man from Pembroke Township received a 6.5-year prison sentence for filing false tax returns, claiming multimillion-dollar earnings and $6.8 million in refunds.

Two individuals in Chicago have been charged with vehicular hijackings, with one facing additional firearm and trespass charges, and the other an armed robbery and weapon charge.

Eight individuals were indicted for distributing fentanyl and cocaine on Chicago's South Side, with potential life sentences if convicted. They pleaded not guilty.

The Chicago Police Department is searching for Myla Spann, a 13-year-old girl last seen on October 28, who is reported missing from the 6100 block of S. Sangamon.

A fatal collision between two semi-trucks in Carpentersville, IL, resulted in one death and left another driver critically injured, leading to extended road closures on Route 31.

An 18-year-old man was shot in Naperville and a suspect of the same age was detained. The non-fatal incident appears non-random. Police are investigating.

A man was critically injured in his home when stray bullets from a drive-by shooting on West 109th Place in Morgan Park hit him. The intended target was unhurt. Police are investigating; no arrests yet.

Chad Duane Campen was sentenced to over 11 years for a multi-year fraud scheme that cost victims more than $17 million, including causing a family to lose their farm.