Chicago Police intensify the search for a hit-and-run driver who injured a cyclist, releasing new photos for public aid in identification. The vehicle involved has been recovered; the suspect remains at large.

The New City recycling facility by Lakeshore Recycling Systems has been granted a property tax incentive by the City Council, expected to save $3.4 million over 12 years and create 700 jobs.

Chicago's weather forecast includes a 40% chance of showers and thunderstorms, high temperatures, and gusty winds, with conditions continuing to fluctuate throughout the week.

Sebastian Chelemen, a Canadian, was sentenced to 50 months in prison for defrauding elderly U.S. citizens and ordered to pay $460,350 in restitution after pleading guilty to wire fraud conspiracy.

A former Illinois Tollway employee received probation and must pay restitution for stealing from the PPP, with the Attorney General emphasizing the seriousness of pandemic aid misuse.

The Illinois Power Agency announces a workshop to discuss obstacles for renewable energy developers concerning post-award conditions for Indexed Renewable Energy Credits.

A shootout in Chicago's Garfield Park area injured three men, with over 30 evidence markers indicating a significant investigation underway. No arrests have been made yet.

An Uber driver in Chicago was shot while trying to help a robbery victim; he survived and proceeded with his travel plans, undeterred by the incident.

A woman faces multiple charges, including aggravated DUI causing death, after a fatal wrong-way crash on the Kennedy Expressway that killed a fitness coach.

Ellen DeGeneres cancels her Chicago show and suggests retirement after her upcoming Netflix special, amidst recent controversies and her departure from daytime TV.

A Centralia man received a 30-year sentence for drug dealing, illegal firearm possession, and witness tampering, highlighted by the U.S. Department of Justice.

A Chicago family mourns the loss of 16-year-old Marvel White, killed in a shooting in Englewood. Non-profit "Purpose over Pain" offers a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

A coalition of 18 attorneys general, led by Illinois and DC, filed an amicus brief to support HUD's Discriminatory Effects Rule in the housing insurance sector.