Seven Chinese nationals were indicted in the U.S. for alleged cyberattacks linked to the government-sponsored APT31 hacking group, targeting dissidents and businesses.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson announces the reopening of five city parks used as shelters, with a transition plan for residents starting March 30, 2024, and a refurbishment of the park facilities following.

Illinois and Michigan struggle to fund their shared portion of the Great Lakes carp-prevention project; Illinois Governor Pritzker calls for fair fiscal distribution.

The Chicago Police seek public help to find suspects involved in a Green Line robbery at the Ashland stop on March 13. They urge anyone with information to come forward.

Man charged with first-degree murder after a fatal highway shooting on the Bishop Ford Freeway; 36-year-old Myles M. Stanford also faces a weapons charge.

Migrants in Chicago are dissatisfied with the quality of food provided in shelters, even as the city spends millions on catering contracts. Despite efforts to improve, many choose to buy their own meals.

Lake County, Illinois, reports its first measles case, adding to the Chicago area's total of 17. Health officials trace exposure hotspots and urge vaccinations.

The superintendent of Fenton Community High School detailed a timeline of complaints against a staffer, following police leak on alleged sexual misconduct.

The 43rd annual Shamrock Shuffle in Chicago drew over 24,000 participants, marking the start of the outdoor running season with an 8K race and community events.

Chicago activists protest for broader work permit grants beyond the recent temporary reprieve for Venezuelan migrants, pressuring President Biden for comprehensive action on undocumented workers.

Chicago Police are searching for a missing Polish student, Krystian Szpunar, last seen in Logan Square. He has distinctive features and left belongings behind, indicating an unplanned departure. Public assistance is sought.

Spring Hill Mall in suburban Chicago closed on March 22, with the Village of West Dundee planning redevelopment into a mixed-use neighborhood. Some stores will remain, and officials are assisting displaced businesses.

The MCA Chicago recognized its employees' new union, aligning with the AFSCME Council 31, without needing an NLRB election, exemplifying a supportive approach to workers’ rights.