A man was shot in Logan Square, Chicago, after an argument with a woman, who was taken in for questioning. The victim is in fair condition; a firearm was recovered at the scene.

Chicago's CTA Holiday Fleet, featuring a festively decorated train and bus, brings seasonal joy to commuters with 36,000 LED lights and holiday decorations, a tradition sponsored by Allstate through 2024.

Illinois State Police welcomed 20 new troopers from Cadet Classes 144 and 145, as a part of a strategic force expansion. Governor Pritzker and Director Kelly praised their readiness to serve and enhance state safety.

AG Kwame Raoul and 18 state attorneys general defend the Fearless Foundation's work supporting Black women entrepreneurs against a legal challenge interpreting the Civil Rights Act of 1866.

Chicago is experiencing a rainy weekend with mid-40s temperatures, but no immediate weather threats. The city will see cloudy skies and potential flurries on Sunday night into Monday, with windy conditions and a small craft advisory beginning Monday.

The Illinois Commerce Commission rejected grid plans from ComEd and Ameren, citing non-compliance with the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act, and called for revisions within three months.

An Illinois bill allowing non-citizens to become police officers is generating debate, including opposition from GOP figures, while aiming to fill job vacancies in law enforcement.

The Naperville Police are enhancing DUI enforcement with the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign during the holidays to reduce impaired driving incidents.

A 14-year-old boy was shot in the ankle while riding in a car in Chicago's West Garfield Park; he's in good condition, but no suspects are in custody.

A mother seeks justice for her daughter Amarise Parker, a 15-year-old strangled in a South Shore apartment, as Chicago police and activists investigate.

ShaDawn Battle champions Chicago's 'footwork' dance through her new project, exploring the art's ties to community issues, with the National Public Housing Museum's support.

A felon from Dunlap was sentenced to 30 months for possessing a gun and bullets after police found a firearm with an altered serial number and ammunition in his car and shoe during a traffic stop.

Robberies struck Chicago's 2nd District, with police warning of a male suspect involved in multiple gunpoint thefts on December 12, urging public vigilance and safety precautions.