Two people were injured when a BMW crashed into Quick Bite restaurant in Chicago, with locals rallying to support the eatery's recovery. No citations have been issued.

Three Chicago-area residents face federal charges for allegedly obstructing ICE and Border Protection agents with vehicles.

Mount Greenwood residents alert after break-ins targeting work vehicles and garages, with tools stolen. Chicago PD reports groups of males in their 20s involved; advises public on safety and vigilance.

Former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan's request to delay his prison term was denied by a federal appeals court. He faces a 7 ½-year sentence for corruption.

Joshua McGee received a 55-year prison sentence for his girlfriend's murder and an additional 10-year term for a weapons charge, to be served consecutively.

A federal agent in Chicago deployed tear gas near a grocery store and school, causing community backlash and a response from the mayor criticizing ICE's tactics.

An undocumented immigrant with a prior criminal record has been sentenced to 15 months in federal prison for illegally re-entering the U.S. after deportation.

No charges in the custody death of Jorge Valerio Martinez; he died from coronary artery disease, with contributing cocaine intoxication, after his arrest by North Aurora police.

Chicago's 12th District businesses are on high alert after multiple early morning burglaries, where a suspect breaks in and steals from cash registers.

Kyir Walker, 22, was arrested by Chicago police for an armed robbery on May 11, charged with a felony. The incident involved robbing a man at gunpoint.

The FAA imposed drone restrictions in Chicago due to DHS concerns over credible threats, amid increased immigration arrests, attracting criticism from the ACLU for potentially hindering oversight.

Two people were found dead from gunshot wounds in a murder-suicide in Chicago's Back of the Yards neighborhood. Police are investigating both this and a similar incident in Englewood.

The Trump administration suspended $2.1 billion for Chicago infrastructure projects amid a government shutdown, halting two major CTA expansions due to concerns over "race-based contracting."