Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson defends Ald. Byron Sigcho-Lopez amidst calls for his resignation for speaking at a rally where an American flag was burned.

Police responded to a false alarm at Woodfield Mall in Schaumburg, where a man threatening violence was apprehended without any injuries. The area was deemed safe following a thorough search.

Illinois has opened the PEACE Center for youth aged 17-20 at a former juvenile facility in St. Charles, offering life and vocational training for successful societal reintegration.

A 16-year-old boy was arrested in Chicago for charges including aggravated vehicular hijacking and armed robbery after allegedly stealing a car at gunpoint.

Chicago is restoring the Vietnam Veterans Memorial on the Riverwalk, addressing neglect and ensuring ongoing maintenance for the tribute to Illinois soldiers.

Chicago's Goose Island Division Street is undergoing a revamp by CDOT, including new bridges and improved bike lanes, despite some local cyclist safety concerns.

A stabbing spree in Rockford, Illinois, led by 22-year-old Christian Soto, resulted in four deaths and seven injuries. The suspect is facing murder and home invasion charges.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul and 19 other attorneys general filed an amicus brief in Massachusetts questioning a 2020 rule that may enable healthcare discrimination.

Chicago has announced the restoration of its Vietnam Veterans Memorial, reinforcing the city's dedication to honoring its veterans, and will commemorate Vietnam Veterans Day on March 29th.

A 23-year-old man was shot and killed while driving in Chicago. After being hit, he crashed his car and later died at a hospital. No suspects have been arrested, and the investigation continues.

A woman known as Jane Doe 300 filed a lawsuit alleging sexual abuse by former gynecologist Fabio Ortega and accuses Endeavor Health of failing to act on prior complaints.

The Illinois EPA seeks partners for the U.S. EPA's Clean Ports Program, aiming to implement zero-emission technology at ports, backed by a $3 billion funding initiative.

Four Chicago law enforcement officials graduated from the FBI National Academy, a program attended by various states, military, federal organizations, and international participants.