Chicago police seek public help to identify suspects in a series of burglaries across several districts, with surveillance images released for assistance.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson expands the ESVF for victims of gun violence and the city prepares for extreme heat by advising residents to use cooling centers. The latest Healthy Chicago Podcast discusses the PlayStreets initiative.

Chicago's weather forecast includes thunderstorms and sunny days, with temperatures ranging from the high 80s to the mid-70s throughout the week, and varying chances of precipitation each day.

Wilmette contractor Rocky Rowe is the lead plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit, alleging that Chicago Skyway users were overcharged $3 million in tolls. The legal action targets Skyway Concession LLC and partners, following privatization concerns.

Bally's Casino advances with its $1.7 billion project in Chicago's River West, despite mixed reactions and the Mayor's concerns regarding deadlines and expectations.

The Supreme Court upheld a law barring individuals with domestic violence restraining orders from owning guns, aligning with AG Raoul's emphasis on the link between domestic abuse and gun violence.

A fatal car crash in Chicago's Southwest Side resulted in the death of one driver and the arrest of a fleeing suspect.

Chicago expands its ESVF program, previously servicing five neighborhoods, to ten more, utilizing $6.4 million in federal funds. The initiative offers financial aid to gun violence victims for costs like relocation and funerals.

The family of David O'Donnell, who died in a construction accident, is suing Turner Construction and Adjustable Concrete, claiming insufficient safety measures caused the fatal fall.

Sabrina Carpenter will perform in Chicago on Oct. 13 as part of her 'Short n' Sweet Tour.' Her hits "Espresso" and "Please Please Please" are chart-toppers.

Six Flags Great America announces the opening of Sky Striker, the tallest pendulum ride in the Midwest, offering an experience of weightlessness and high speeds.

Aaron Rossi, the CEO of Reditus Laboratories in Illinois, was indicted on multiple fraud charges regarding COVID-19 testing, potentially facing serious jail time and fines.

A 7-year-old boy was fatally shot in Chicago outside Oakley Square Apartments. The police and the mayor condemned the violence and emphasized the need for safe communities.