A man in his 50s was critically injured after forcing open the doors of a moving CTA Red Line train and stepping out, causing delays during the morning rush hour.

Four Chicago officers face dismissal over allegations of theft, falsifying reports, and lying about gun seizures. COPA recommends termination; the officers' lawyer asserts their innocence.

Chicago Bears CEO Kevin Warren is advocating for public investment in a new stadium, amid silence from local officials and skepticism from some legislators about the financial impact.

Over a thousand University of Chicago Medical Center residents and fellows voted to unionize with the Committee of Interns and Residents, reflecting a national trend for better working conditions.

Chicago Police Department faces scrutiny over protest and arrest policies before the DNC, with tensions high after excessive force complaints. Police training and revised measures are in focus as both preparedness and free speech concerns rise.

The Illinois Commerce Commission has adopted the state's first Renewable Energy Access Plan, aiming for decarbonization by 2050 with a focus on equity, reliability, and cost-effectiveness.

Chicago police warn rideshare drivers after two were robbed at gunpoint in the 3rd District. Drivers are advised to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activity.

Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx proposes changes in how traffic stop-related drug, gun, and theft cases are prosecuted to address racial disparities in policing.

A new 1950s-themed cannabis dispensary, Bud and Rita's, is set to open in Niles, Illinois, combining family heritage with contemporary cannabis culture.

The Illinois Department of Public Health declared the end of the largest measles outbreak in Northeast Illinois since 1990, with no new cases reported in over 42 days.

A massive fire at Farina Farms in Southern Illinois killed over a million chickens, with local fire departments responding to the scene. No human injuries were reported. The cause is under investigation.

A carnival in Posen, Illinois was shut down early after a large fight, leading to several arrests and the recovery of a loaded handgun from a juvenile. Safety concerns arose despite enhanced security measures.

The Illinois State Fair box office is now open for ticket sales for events including concerts, rodeo, and the Demolition Derby, with special early deals available.