The tragic loss of a young man to gunfire in South Archer exposes the ongoing struggle against violence in our communities.

An indictment against Boone County Clerk and Recorder Julie Bliss highlights the ethical question marks surrounding the use of government funds. As public servants, elected officials have a moral and legal obligation to act in the best interest of society.

Two offenders, Tim Jones and Cody Lloyd, have been arrested and charged with multiple counts of armed robbery and burglary in Chicago. The incidents spanned across a two-month period in the city's 1st District.

Tom Skilling, chief meteorologist and staple of WGN-TV, has announced his retirement after a 45-year career, leaving an indelible mark in weather broadcasting and setting the stage for a new generation of meteorologists.

At the Faith and Blue 2023 Marquee event, faith, community, and law enforcement leaders gathered to learn how to better work together for nonviolence and peace within their communities.

Motorist hits a state police vehicle that was stopped while the officer attended to a crash on I-290. Driver cited with Scott's Law violations. The officer and driver were unharmed.

Chicago Police Officer James Mendoza runs the entire 26.2 miles of the Chicago Marathon in full uniform and tactical gear, raising over $160,000 for the Chicago Police Memorial Foundation and honoring the city's fallen and critically injured first responders.

Chicago’s Lincoln Park neighborhood is preparing to welcome a new pickleball social club in winter 2024, offering a unique community hub and recreational center.

Chicago's restaurant and brewery scene continues to thrive, with several new and highly anticipated establishments slated to open in the coming months, including Brooklyn's Other Half Brewery, Strapoli Pizzeria and All Day Cafe, and Ramova Theatre, Brewery, and Grill.

A recent case of a young man being sentenced to 27 months in prison for trafficking 3D-printed gun conversion devices raises concerns over the accessibility of such illegal items and their impact on gun violence in the United States.

A recent trial in Chicago has exposed the disturbing power of online communications in facilitating the sexual exploitation of minors.

A string of bomb threats targeting public libraries, businesses, and suburban governments over a seven-week period have led to the arrest of Jacob N. Spiro, who now faces multiple felony charges.

Following diligent efforts from the Chicago Police Department, an armed robbery offender receives his consequences, creating a safer community in West Garfield Park.