Five people were killed and at least 27 injured in various shootings across Chicago over Easter weekend; no arrests have been made as investigations continue.

A teen was shot dead and three injured in a Chicago shooting. The 16-year-old was shot in the head; the other victims are in good condition. No arrests have been made.

Chicago Residents AG Raoul warns of tax identity theft and urges consumers to protect personal information, especially during tax season, highlighting a rise in digital scams and sham tax preparers.

Chicago officials are relocating migrants from park shelters to temporary housing to restore park facilities for community use, a process that has begun with some upheaval for the affected individuals.

A 19-year-old woman was killed, and four others injured, in an Austin neighborhood shooting in Chicago; police are investigating, with no suspects yet detained.

Chicago police issued an alert for missing Stacey Sears, 49, with autism, seizures, and a schizo disorder. He was last seen on March 29 on Ohio Street.

The article details the National Weather Service's forecast for Chicago, predicting rain showers, thunderstorms, and possible severe weather with varied precipitation chances and temperatures over the coming days.

Chicago Police warn of a burglary spree in the 14th, 19th, and 25th Districts, advising businesses to enhance security after thieves used hammers to break into stores and steal cash.

Chicago Police seek a man for an attempted theft and assault on the CTA Purple Line; they released a description and images, urging public vigilance and assistance.

Raging Waves in Illinois announces a June 1 opening for its 2024 season, with a special ticket discount on March 29. The park offers numerous slides and pools, with paid parking and free entry for infants under one year.

Chicago police are seeking help to find a man who sexually abused a woman and spat coffee on her on S. Pulaski Rd. on March 14. The suspect is described as a Black male in his 40s or 50s, last seen wearing a Cubs jacket.

Bad Bunny fans showed up in western-inspired fashion at the United Center in Chicago, donning outfits that reflect the artist's style and music influences.

Chicago ends its interest-rate swaps, aiming for financial stability. The Mayor and CFO highlight the shift as safeguarding the city's future and resulting in savings.