Two Chicago police cars collided en route to a call, also hitting a civilian SUV in Lakeview. All involved were treated and released from the hospital; details of the call remain undisclosed.

Carlo Acutis is nearing sainthood in the Catholic Church following the recognition of a second miracle, inspiring many, especially Chicago's youth, with his digital evangelization work.

Aurora Mayor Richard Irvin criticized Kane County Sheriff Ron Hain for his remarks and actions regarding a 2023 police shooting that led to a suspect's death following a carjacking and shootout.

Authorities are searching for 21-year-old Jack Yee, last seen on a CTA Brown Line train in Chicago, wearing a green shirt, black shorts, and a white hat.

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker has increased the sports betting tax, with potential impacts on FanDuel and DraftKings. The industry opposes the hike, fearing it will worsen odds and bolster illegal betting.

Man charged with armed robbery in Chicago; Timmie Worthy faces felony and cannabis possession after incident on W. Cullerton St. Victim unharmed; arrest on W. 21st St.

Chicago is forecasted to experience fluctuating weather with sunshine and a high of 71 degrees, but also potential showers and thunderstorms from Monday to Wednesday. Boaters are advised of hazardous conditions later in the week.

Illinois farmers involved in distributing fresh food to those in need through a federal program haven't received state payments, impacting their financial sustainability.

A man in Chicago shot three attackers outside his home, leaving them and himself critically injured. He has a concealed carry license, and no charges have been filed yet.

IDPH celebrates Pride Month with statewide events and launches tailored services for the LGBTQIA+ community, including simplified birth record changes and inclusive parental designations on certificates.

A 15-year-old in Chicago faces robbery and burglary charges after allegedly snatching a woman's belongings on a CTA platform and burglarizing a property.

Chicago is experiencing rainy weather with thunderstorms and dense fog, as forecasted by the National Weather Service, posing flood and commute challenges.

Chicago has distributed over 1,000 Stop the Bleed kits to various locations, enabling public emergency responses to severe bleeding incidents. The city also provides training as part of its Safe Chicago program.