A late‑night shooting in Chicago’s Gresham left a 25‑year‑old woman dead and a 36‑year‑old man injured. Police say the suspect fired into a group near 80th and Morgan.

Naperville police are searching for Joseph Rush, 36, after an early‑morning break‑in and assault in the 700 block of Inland Circle. Crime Stoppers and detectives are asking residents with tips to come forward.

Chicago police are investigating after a man was found dead on a CTA Blue Line train near the Jackson stop. Area Three detectives are handling the case while CTA service faced delays.

A Chicago tenant alleges a front‑desk security guard sexually assaulted her inside a luxury apartment and has sued the building’s management and its security contractor.

A GOP-backed bill in Springfield would let courts revoke pretrial release if a defendant is charged again while out, renewing debate over the SAFE‑T Act. Supporters call it a public‑safety fix; advocates warn it would roll back cash‑bail reforms.

A shooter opened fire near 66th and Wolcott Friday night, leaving a 16-year-old critically injured and two men wounded.

Sheriff’s deputies say they recovered a handgun with its serial number removed from a 27‑year‑old rider on the CTA Red Line; aggravated possession charges followed.

A $30M stormwater-and-park project and a nearly finished turf field anchor Robbins' pitch to developers as Mayor Darren Bryant declares the village open for business.

A 24-year-old was shot in the hand during an attempted robbery in a Chatham alley Thursday night; Area Two detectives are asking for tips.

Starbucks unveiled an 'uplifted' Old Irving Park cafe with couches and local art as part of its Back to Starbucks revamp. The chain says the redesigns aim to get customers lingering again.

The DNC voted to condemn dark money at its New Orleans meeting but declined to single out AIPAC after heavy spending in Illinois primaries. The move underscores tensions between progressives and party leaders.

Karaoke Camper is turning its pop‑up into Anthem Karaoke at 1707 Benson Ave in downtown Evanston, with six decade‑themed private rooms and a bar.

Federal court filings say a 29‑year‑old Chicago man used the White House website to threaten a Secret Service agent and the agent’s workplace.