Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul leads a coalition of 18 attorneys general in urging the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th District to maintain the prohibition of firearms in sensitive places in Montgomery County, Maryland, reflecting an ongoing nationwide push for stricter regulations and accountability for the firearms industry.

One person has died, and two are hospitalized following a tragic RV fire at a suburban Chicago gas station. Authorities are investigating the cause of the fire while witnesses recount the harrowing scene.

As gun violence continues to plague our communities, a man was wounded in a recent shooting incident on September 28, 2023. The search for justice, healing, and hope carries on in the face of such senseless tragedy.

A passenger was critically injured following a dispute that resulted in gunfire on the CTA Red Line platform near Garfield CTA station in Chicago.

An 11-year-old at Booker T. Washington School in Urbana was arrested for the possession of two stolen handguns following a shooting near school premises.

CTA Blue Line's Forest Park Branch, a crucial route in Chicago's public transport system, faces temporary closures this weekend as construction continues, with an earnest anticipation of its revitalization.

In a recent case, a jury awarded $19 million to a woman who experienced sexual assault while in prison.

On September 27th, an armed robbery in East 104th Street left a 34-year-old man seriously injured.

On September 27, a 43-year-old man was shot in West Madison, Chicago, by an unknown assailant.

In South Peoria, a 55-year-old man recently fell victim to a gunshot wound to his left leg.

The recent arrest of a convicted felon on parole in Naperville raises concerns about public safety and the ongoing issue of illegal firearm possession.

An Illinois man receives 240-month prison sentence for attempted sex trafficking of children, attempted enticement of a minor, and sexual exploitation of a child.

DePaul University's new safety policy requiring identification cards on campus pits privacy and racial profiling concerns against safety.