Chicago Police arrested Victor Bradford for a May murder. He faces charges including first-degree murder and illegal weapon use. His detention hearing is set for the next day.

Chicago's first school board election features 32 candidates on the ballot, with campaigns funded by varying sources, including personal loans and contributions from friends, family, and political entities.

Severe weather in Chicago causes widespread damage and power outages, with over 15,000 households affected and significant debris in areas like Evanston.

A Peoria man received a 42-month prison sentence for threatening a U.S. District Court judge via email, with an additional three years of supervised release to follow.

A shopper in Addison won a $9.2 million Illinois Lottery jackpot after buying the ticket at Jewel-Osco. The store receives a $92k bonus for selling it.

Demolition begins at the Tribune's Freedom Center to make way for a new Bally’s casino, with residents and officials eyeing economic benefits and environmental safeguards.

Red Lobster, amid bankruptcy, may close three Illinois locations pending court approval, reducing its nationwide presence from over 650 to around 530 outlets.

The FTC is fighting Kroger's proposed $24.6 billion merger with Albertsons in court, arguing it will reduce competition, raise prices, and hurt employees. Albertsons claims the merger is necessary to compete against larger retailers.

Chicago Police correct earlier information in their search for missing 60-year-old Wilbert Jordan, last seen August 23. He is 5'9", not 6'9", and may frequent Pacific Gardens or use CTA buses. Public help is requested.

Cook County invites public input through "Community Voices" meetings on ARPA fund allocation, starting August 28, 2024, focusing on key initiatives and future investments.

The family of slain assistant principal Abnerd Joseph is seeking justice one year after his death, having filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the alleged shooter, and building entities.

A man was found dead in Austin with dog bites. The incident is under investigation, with the dogs located in a nearby apartment. The death was ruled accidental by the Medical Examiner's Office.

Chicago Public Schools parents express concerns over heat, bus shortages, and contract negotiations, while teachers seek to enrich curriculums, introducing governance systems and symbols to students.