Alexia Telles was sentenced to 30 years for the first-degree murder of Annissa Ellen-Williams after pleading guilty. The Oswego woman's attempt to stage the murder as a suicide was exposed by forensic and digital evidence.

Two women were hospitalized after an early morning hit-and-run in Chicago's Austin neighborhood, involving a black SUV hit by a white SUV running a red light. No arrests have been made.

Two women in Chicago face charges for a midday theft and car chase after a burglary at an Alo Yoga store, while already on pre-trial release for other crimes.

Over 900 individuals now allege sexual abuse at Illinois youth detention facilities, spanning from 1995 to 2022; the state’s Department of Juvenile Justice has responded to ongoing lawsuits without discussing specifics.

Chicago Police to conduct DUI Saturation Patrol in Englewood District, targeting impaired driving and other violations like speeding and seat belt infractions.

Mark Randle from Wentzville received a 210-month prison sentence for methamphetamine distribution after pleading guilty in March. His case is part of the Project Safe Neighborhoods initiative.

Chicago man Michael Jenkins faces multiple felonies, including attempted murder, following a series of violent crimes.

Gilead Sciences Inc. settled for $202 million over illegal kickbacks for HIV drug prescriptions, following Attorney General Raoul's lead with a multi-state coalition.

An 11-year-old boy in Englewood was injured in an unintended drive-by shooting, with no arrests yet made. He's in good condition after being shot in the shoulder.

Chicago police have issued warnings about recent late-night robberies targeting inebriated individuals in the River North district, with assailants robbing and assaulting victims.

Chicago man Damone J. Scott, 24, is sentenced to 46 months in prison for wire fraud, with a restitution order of $13,325, after pleading guilty to the charge.

Community members are urgently searching for missing 70-year-old Douglas Johnson, who may need medical care. The police and public are intensifying efforts to locate him.

The trial commenced for the alleged killer of Chicago Officer Vásquez Lasso, contrasting the officer's service with the defendant's "despicable choices."