A 33-year-old Streator man was arrested after four fires were reported across the city over roughly 16 hours; local prosecutors will review charges.

A car plowed through the front window of a Circle K at Adams and Franklin in the Loop, leaving heavy damage near Willis Tower. Investigators are reviewing video.

A fugitive tied to a $1.2 billion Medicare brace scheme was arrested in the Philippines and returned to U.S. custody. Authorities say the arrest follows the FBI’s new Most Wanted Fraudsters effort.

Three teenagers were wounded at a large West Side gathering in North Lawndale; one is in serious condition, police say.

An 18-year-old was fatally shot on West Quincy Street; a 17-year-old is in custody, police say.

A Frankfort man was taken into custody after a hidden phone was found recording people — including a juvenile — in a New Lenox church restroom. He faces multiple felony counts.

A three-person crew reportedly hit at least five businesses across the Loop and North Side in early-morning burglaries; detectives are seeking tips and surveillance footage.

Two people on a motorcycle were killed Saturday in a crash with an SUV on Golf Road in Schaumburg as police investigated the scene.

A 15-year-old was shot Saturday evening in Bronzeville after an argument turned into a fight. Area 1 detectives are investigating; the teen is in fair condition at Comer Children's Hospital.

A South Side CTA rider fought off an attempted robbery Saturday night; police arrested three suspects and the victim was treated and expected to be OK.

A 34-year-old man was found shot to death Saturday in Austin. Area Four detectives are canvassing the 1100 block of N. Latrobe Ave and seeking tips.

A music site reports Chicago rapper Mello Buckzz was booked on a felony gun charge and posted her mugshot while promoting new music. Police and public records had not yet confirmed the booking.

A sheriff’s office notice says controlled explosives will be used in a training demonstration near Trenton; residents may hear loud booms but officials say there’s no threat.